15 Minutes of Infamy

Blogger’s NOTE:  Today’s post is my third attempt at trying to say something meaningful (or at least entertaining) about the media debut of one Emily Kohrs.  It has been a week; so you may have already forgotten she was the chairperson of the Georgia special grand jury looking into interference in the 2020 presidential election.  … Read more

Ebb and Flow

This morning POLITICO.COM released a Morning Consult survey of likely GOP 2024 primary voters.  The question, “What is important to you in your choice for the 2024 Republican presidential nominee?”  #1: A conservative (79 percent).  #2: Under the age of 70 (69 percent).  No surprises there.  But #3 gets interesting.  Has decades of political experience … Read more

SLO-the-MO

The Super Bowl would not be the Super Bowl without a major controversy.  Yesterday was not exception.  With less than two minutes remaining in a tied game, a holding call on Eagles cornerback James Bradberry all but assured a Chiefs win.  Rather than focus on the referees, today’s game analysis will highlight two heroes and … Read more

CRT: Now More Than Ever

Welcome to Black History month.  Or if you live in Florida, END OF BLACK HISTORY month.  Ironically, it is the loudest voices decrying “freedom of expression” in education and view their opponents as “snowflakes” who (1) are passing laws to limit free speech and (2) claim their children can not handle controversial topics.  As has … Read more

State of Anarchy: The Radio Play

You cannot pick up a book, turn on the television or go to a movie that does not include an apocalyptic vision of the future precipitated by terrorists, zombies or a pandemic. The only thing missing is an outbreak of national hysteria like the one created by Orson Welles’ Mercury Theater on the Air broadcast … Read more