In two days, Biden and Trump will debate. Here’s my expectation of what will happen: Moderator: Presidents Biden and Trump, we thank you for being here. Trump: LIAR! Moderator: Excuse me, President Trump? I was just thanking you . . . Trump: Doesn’t matter. You’re a liar. What I mean is I don’t know who … Continue reading The Great Debate
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Hold Your Whoopee
As I write this, the Supremes today decided the Rahimi case in a way that restricts gun rights. There are many who will greet this decision with a loud and boisterous “Whoopee. We finally won one!” Well, hold your Whoopee, fellas. It ain’t that good. As the old saying goes, there are times when you … Continue reading Hold Your Whoopee
What Have We Wrought
The trial is over The verdict is in The jury found that the ogre must pay for his sin Not fair says the ogre The whole things a fix The judge and the A.G. are nothing but dicks A political trial His minions all shout It was Crooked Joe Biden who brought this about He … Continue reading What Have We Wrought
Alito Ain’t No Uncle Sam
Through my friendships with a couple of people who are close to Justice Samuel Alito, I was fortunate enough recently to meet with the Justice for a short interview. Here is a report of what happened. This transcript has been edited by the Justice, so it includes only those portions that he thought placed him … Continue reading Alito Ain’t No Uncle Sam
Things Our Mothers Said
There are a number of things that our mothers (and possibly fathers) told us that, in retrospect, deserve another look. I mean the stuff that has been said for generations, if not millennia. How have they stood up over the years? The first is what the world calls, The “Golden Rule”. Everyone knows it: Do unto … Continue reading Things Our Mothers Said
Get Off My (College) Lawn
This Blog began with a song I wrote decades ago about those of us in the ‘60’s generation. The title of the song is also the title of this blog. This is how some of it goes: We marched and sang, and we screamed out loud, We were sure about our fight, We wore signs … Continue reading Get Off My (College) Lawn
They Are All Around Us
Today came the most shocking of news. Had I been told that my children were not really mine, I could not have been more surprised and disappointed. At first, I refused to believe it, but then the reports kept coming in - all repeating the same, sad refrain. Yes, it was true. After months together, the … Continue reading They Are All Around Us
Money, Money, Money Part II
In my last blog, I whined about the destructive and outsized impact that money has on how we are now governed. Like all whiners, I make up more problems to whine about than I have solutions for. But with this particular whine, I may actually be onto something - some ways to at least reduce … Continue reading Money, Money, Money Part II
It’s Number One – It’s Number One
It has become palpable, indisputable and widely recognized that what stimulates our political system is not policy, not morality, not even votes. It’s money. What matters most to the leaders of our government is how much money they can raise, who will give it to them and what they will give it to them for. … Continue reading It’s Number One – It’s Number One
An Election Carol
Nixon was dead: to begin with. Tricky Dick was as dead as a doornail. And yet, as Vice-President Kamala Harris rolled over in her bed in her residence at the United States Naval Observatory, she was sure that Dick was standing right there in front of her. The visage had that same five o’clock growth … Continue reading An Election Carol
