That’s well known and understood. Rejection is hard to take in any form, and losing a presidential election is possibly the ultimate rejection because it’s the most publicized in the entire world. It’s even worse when the loser believes she … Continue reading
“The 80s called, they want their foreign policy back.” — Barack Hussein Obama (Not the exact quote, but the actual quote verbatim is jumbled in Obama-syntax and doesn’t lend itself well to the written word.) What would have happened if … Continue reading
I’ve been a bit critical of him at times, but much of it was probably unwarranted. He’s been telling people in other countries that he’s been a pretty good president, and who am I to argue? He has. Look at … Continue reading
“Hillary Clinton May Be the Most Corrupt Person to Ever Seek the Presidency of the United States.” –Donald J. Trump in his now famous speech where he simply told the truth about Crooked Hillary, which until now had not been … Continue reading
When I was in kindergarten way way back, like from 1959 to 1960, when the world was still in black and white, we sat on a linoleum floor. No desks. At even intervals throughout the room, there were individual tiles that … Continue reading
I ask this in a good way because there’s a lot to be said for Comrade Putin. Yes, he allegedly has his critics poisoned or shot, but once you get past this he’s really pretty good. For one, he refreshingly … Continue reading
This is a tale of two football teams, the blue team and the red team. These teams are constantly playing ball, it never ends. The red team plays a clean game. Not perfect, but they try to play the game … Continue reading
Not for himself, it’s beyond his capability. But he is capable of setting it up for somebody else who is smart enough to see an opening and step into it. Enter Vladimir Putin, formerly of the KGB. Thanks to our … Continue reading
At 1,075 pages long, it’s not the biggest bill to come through in recent years — that honor still belongs to the health care law — but the immigration legislation pending in the Senate is challenging the ability of voters … Continue reading
Supposing you gave your kid $10 a week allowance and he spent $12, borrowing $2. He said $10 wasn’t enough, and you raised it to $12. Then he spent $15, because $12 wasn’t enough. Then it was $20. After a … Continue reading