It’s easy to be stressed these days. Even the simple act of taking a vacation can cause anxiety. No matter what you are doing, stress management skills still have to be developed and maintained. Taking the time to enjoy life’s … Continue reading
A senior U.S. Secret Service member suggested she would not take a bullet for President Trump in an October post on Facebook. Kerry O’Grady said she would rather do “jail time” than take “a bullet” for Trump — who is … Continue reading
In a statement Monday, Ajit Pai said he was grateful to the president for choosing him as the next chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Several reports last week had said he was the pick. Pai had been one of … Continue reading
How often have we heard – or even said – “I need a drink! I’ve had a hard day. I need a nice big meal — or a cigarette!” In the face of stress, it can be tempting to self-medicate … Continue reading
To listen to the protestors in the streets or the self-anointed media elites on MSNBC or CNN, you’d think President Donald Trump was the second coming of Adolf Hitler. On many levels (including the facts of history) nothing could be … Continue reading
The whole concept of a “women’s march” implies that women, as a group, are at war with some other group — presumably men. Such a group-think kind of mentality is the epitome of poor mental health and irrationality. That’s why … Continue reading
Here are three of the best lines from President Donald Trump’s Inaugural Address yesterday: “We will no longer accept politicians who are all talk and no action – constantly complaining but never doing anything about it.” It’s a shot at … Continue reading
I am hopeful that, thanks to people like you, the “American soul” can be revived. It won’t be easy, but it is possible. Thank you for your continued efforts in that direction.
“Thanks Doc. You’re the voice of the deplorables.”
“Wow! You can really weave a tapestry of words. Incredible.”
Bye Bye, Barack. And thanks for nothing. Actually, thanks for a whole lot less than nothing. Thanks for telling the inventors, achievers and innovators of history that they “didn’t build that,” when they did. Thanks for blaming Americans for the … Continue reading
Colleges are charging students, parents and the government tens of thousands of dollars per year. What kind of things are going on at colleges? Undoubtedly, a lot of good goes on. But so does a lot of trash. In fact, … Continue reading