The question is not whether the government of a free country may force its citizens to salute the flag or sing the national anthem. That’s not what President Trump and the San Francisco 49ers are fighting about. The fight is … Continue reading
I keep waiting for us to hit bottom when it comes to ludicrous, absurd, ridiculous and irrational ideas in our culture. Just when I think we possibly have, I read something like this: Members of the [British] royal family aren’t … Continue reading
Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts was accused of hypocrisy Wednesday by WRKO radio host Jeff Kuhner for reliably railing against the one percent despite being worth millions of dollars. Warren, who was at the WRKO studio in Boston for … Continue reading
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I have read your articles for years in the Delaware Wave, and have many a time been impressed on how you hit the nail right on the head. That being said your latest article was brilliant! I am also of … Continue reading
No doubt you’re aware that text messaging is a quick and easy way to communicate using a cell phone. Abbreviated phrases are typed out and instantly transmitted to the recipient’s cell phone screen. For some, it’s a primary method of … Continue reading
My favorite lines: I was elected not to take power, but to give power to the people, where it belongs. If the righteous men do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. Oppressive regimes cannot endure forever. The … Continue reading
Michael Isaacson, an economics professor at Manhattan’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice, has been placed on administrative leave for a tweet he sent on August 23. In it, he appeared to suggest that violence against cops was simply a … Continue reading
I have a friend who, when confronted about something he did wrong, will often end his explanation with, “Well, it’s not an excuse, but it IS a reason.” Though it always gets a chuckle, the expression doesn’t really resolve anything. … Continue reading
Iraqi immigrants being detained in an immigration facility in Detroit, Michigan, said they would rather die here than be deported to their native country. Seven Iraqi detainees began a hunger strike on Friday to protest their pending deportation. Hmmm…Interesting. On … Continue reading
National Education Association president Lily Eskelsen Garcia claims teachers have to “comfort crying children because they are afraid” of President Donald Trump. She actually wants people to know this, and acts as if this is a good thing. Shouldn’t government … Continue reading
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