“HOLY COW!” One can only imagine how excited legendary Chicago Cubs announcer Harry Caray would have been after those perennial losers clinched the World Series title on the evening of November 2nd. After all, it had been ONE HUNDRED EIGHT years. Quite a streak. Yet there was a longer streak which was broken in … Read more
The late George Carlin once questioned whether the opening to the TV series The Adventures of Superman starring George Reeves was redundant or contradictory. Each week, the narrator would remind us: Yes, it’s Superman, strange visitor from another planet who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. Superman, … Read more
The Wednesday morning quarterbacking is in full swing. Journalists and pundits are pontificating what each campaign did right or wrong and the challenges facing both major political parties. Being a political junkie, that was my first instinct. This morning I woke up with a different perspective. This shift in mindset comes not from the questions … Read more
Even though it is cloudy this morning (literally), I’m still pretty sure the sun came up in the East as it always does. As it will for the next four years. I have some thoughts about why American voters chose to elect Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States, but will … Read more
Is it possible, a major segment of the American electorate has contracted Alzheimer’s disease? Yesterday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the private sector created another 161,000 jobs in October. And the unemployment rate dropped to 4.9 percent. Equally important, average wages rose 2.8 percent compared to October 2015, the highest annual increase in more … Read more