And did the 20 June, 2017 kerplunking of the Democrat’s latest Great White Hope in Georgia have anything to do with it? The House Permanent Select Committee has as its principal mission to look into Russian influence into the 2016 election. You may recall that the committee’s chairman, Devin Nunes (R-CA), recused ...

If you stop to consider the profile of James Hodgkison there is more there there than first imagined. I’m sure when the media covered the various Occupy events in 2011-2012, no one noticed the few 50+ to 60+ year old men wedged in between all the snowflakes and sonnenkinder. ...

I saw “Shakespeare in Love” last night for the first time since I saw it in a theater in Cincinnati in 1998. The film won the Best Picture Academy Award that year, as well as a Best Actress (Gwyneth Paltrow) and Best Supporting Actress (Judy Dench). Since the (fictionalized) ...

Let’s go back to the beginning, when the very first revelations came out about Mike Flynn and the Russians – February, 2017, only two weeks into Donald Trump’s presidency. Flynn had been fired for misreporting his meeting(s) with the Russian ambassador to Vice President Pence, bringing the simmering charge ...

Blind ambition can be painful, but stupid ambition is suicide. The GA-06 seat is open, made open because Donald Trump hand-picked its former occupant, Dr Tom Price, a staunch conservative, to become Director of Heath and Human Services. It was Dr Price, in that cabinet seat, that caused the ...

Donald Trump is not a messiah, although some seem to see him as such. That’s a lamentable condition, but one which we’ll  discuss at a later time. But as I have mentioned over and over again since early in the 2016 campaign, when people speak of Donald Trump, they are usually ...

(You’ll be happy to know I’ll not have anything else to say on this subject. Time to rock and roll.) In the past two segments I tried to convey how this new civil war should play out, not as a shooting war, but as a strategic war fought largely ...

On Sundays, for over three years after my separation, I walked about a quarter of mile down the street to a Christian Church, in part because I liked the preacher, the son of an Army chaplain. And I liked the church itself. It was stranger-friendly. It was a rotunda, ...