Bill Ayers and the celebration of anger and violence in Chicago
Right now I am in the Windy City -- why is not Washington called the Windy City or the Windiest City? Published May 17, 2022
Right now I am in the Windy City -- why is not Washington called the Windy City or the Windiest City? Published May 17, 2022
Do you remember the days when our liberal friends were forever claiming the moral high ground on almost any issue no matter how devoid of moral content the issue might be? Published May 10, 2022
I do not go to the movies. Oh, I go to reruns of "The Godfather," "The Godfather: Part II" and "The Godfather: Part III"; there was a "Godfather: Part III" was there not? Published April 26, 2022
Thus far it has also been a dreadful month for Hunter Biden and his forgetful father, the president of the United States, Joe Biden. Published April 19, 2022
I see that President Calvin Coolidge is in the news, along with his sidekick Warren Gamaliel Harding. Published April 12, 2022
Well, now that Americans have had an opportunity to think about the war in Ukraine, cooler heads are coming to the fore. Or they think they are cooler heads. Published April 5, 2022
I read a front-page report last week in the Good Times about the recent doings of former President Donald Trump. It got me to thinking about when I first met him. Published March 29, 2022
At the height of the presidential race pitting former Vice President Joe Biden against then-President Donald Trump, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was given a laptop. Published March 22, 2022
As I wrote many years ago, when an entity falls under the control of liberalism it eventually loses all sense of what its purpose was to begin with. Published March 15, 2022
You might recall last week that I began calling President Vladimir Putin of Russia "KGB Col. Vladimir Putin." I meant to diminish him in the eyes of my readers. Published March 8, 2022
I hate Vladimir Putin! I would put him in a category with Fidel Castro, Adolf Hitler and his countryman, Josef Stalin. Published March 1, 2022
What is running through the mind of Russian President Vladimir Putin as 150,000 of his troops mass along the border of Ukraine? Published February 22, 2022
There has been an abundance of essays of late about how we are to wage revolution in our comfortable society. Published February 15, 2022
Well, Moscow is in the news again. Russian President Vladimir Putin is irritated by the citizens of disobedient Ukraine. Published February 8, 2022
Do not let the Democrats fool you. They are deeply in the glooms. Even smiling, happy-go-lucky Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is in the glooms, at least behind closed doors. Published February 1, 2022
White House spokesmen have spent days walking back the plagiarist-in-chief's misstatements, but he happens to be the president of the United States and as he himself has said, his words matter. Published January 25, 2022
Could Hillary Clinton be developing a "New Hillary" now? Published January 18, 2022
Let us now digress from my usual preoccupation, which is politics, to the world of athletics or to the world of athletics as it is affected by culture wars. Published January 11, 2022
At the end of the Cold War, ex-President Ronald Reagan and his successor, President George H. W. Bush, were two happy statesmen. Published January 4, 2022
I have been thinking about who my man of the year might be this year. My prodigy this year is Sen. Joe Manchin, West Virginia Democrat. By the way, he is a very nice man. He is a regular guy, as they say. Published December 28, 2021