The Great American Crack Up

The Great American Crack Up

by | Aug 24, 2021 | Opinion, Politics

If we’ve learned one thing from the first seven months of Joe Biden’s presidency, it’s that there seems to be no “bottom” to incompetence in American politics. Eight years of Obama-induced malaise and divisiveness ushered in the...
The Buck Stops… Where?

The Buck Stops… Where?

by | Aug 18, 2021 | Opinion, Politics

Joe Biden made a great big deal of his comprehensive reversals of Donald Trump’s policies upon his assumption of the Presidency. Such a big deal that he signed SEVENTEEN of them his very first day in office. Oftentimes, Biden’s policy choices and decisions...
Blunt Force Trauma

Blunt Force Trauma

by | Aug 2, 2021 | Health, Opinion, Politics

As the Delta variant of COVID-19 wends its way through the populace, our alarmist class feels the standard twitch-reflex of those who wield power, i.e. “DO SOMETHING!” It is spurred on by those in the electorate who allow themselves to be driven by the...
The Power Of A Billion

The Power Of A Billion

by | Jul 31, 2021 | Economics, Opinion, Politics

Trump was right. Yes, that’s a cheap ploy to capture your attention, no matter if you love the guy, hate his guts, are sick and tired of all things Trump, or fall somewhere in between the poles of that triangular spectrum. What was he right about?...
Rage Addiction

Rage Addiction

by | Jul 19, 2021 | Culture, Health, Opinion, Politics

Columnist Matt Taibbi, in a recent newsletter, lamented that columnists’ target audience has shifted from placid Sunday morning paper perusers to what he dubbed “rage addicts.” His comment was, in the end, self-deprecating and self-aware, but the...