Category: Politics

I very much agree with this viewpoint expressed by Charles Cooke: Irrespective of whether he was a great man or a poor one, George H. W. Bush was a public employee. He was not a king. He was not a

Does anyone else see any similarities between the Hondurans in Mexico storming the US border, with the Moslems in Gaza storming the Israel border?  They both appear to use the same charlatan tactics, and the mainstream media responds in the

Update Well, it’s been 9 months since the mass murder at Parkland High School in Florida.  What do you suppose has changed since that time?  Has anyone been found responsible for the breakdown in the bureaucratic process?  Has anyone been

While flipping through the Washington Post web site, I encountered this snippet below about “How to Remove Kavanaugh”. It just makes you wonder about the worldview of the Post editorial board and the Democrat party.  Kavanaugh has been an accomplished

When does the ludicrous political correctness stop? The city of Columbus Ohio is so ashamed of Christopher Columbus that they decided to no longer celebrate Columbus Day. A former NASA astronaut has apologized for quoting and praising Winston Churchill. San

A few photos of what’s happening…  driving to tennis and observing the combine harvesting the corn crops; discovering a nail in my brand-new, over-priced, run-flat Pirelli tires; fracturing the driver-side door handle on my 2000 Toyota Camry.  These events make

A good commentary that provides a contrast in the Obama view of the world versus that of Trump: Obama’s vision of a progressive America—government controlling everything from home temperature to your car tire’s air pressure, forcing you to believe in

May 16, 2016 The real nature of our society is not about political parties as much as it is about where we operate on the continuum of Tyranny versus Anarchy.  For example, how we live is based on the inherent support for

A recent article in the Dayton Daily News entitled “6 factors that contribute to the black achievement gap at Dayton schools” promotes the usual well-worn tropes of the black school achievement problem: the teaching material is not relevant to black kids;