I wish you a hopeful Christmas I wish you a brave new year All anguish pain and sadness Leave your heart and let your road be clear They said there’ll be snow at Christmas They said there’ll be peace on Earth Hallelujah Noel be it Heaven or Hell The Christmas we get we deserve Sen. Mitch McConnell resembles the latter remark. Doonesbury cartoonist Garry … [Read more...]
Harry Spencer Commentary: Spygate and Huntergate
It was hard to tell last week which story was the major story coming out of Washington DC. We had Hunter Biden, Eric Swalwell and the distribution of the vaccine to fight Covid. Let’s start with Hunter because every day a new revelation about him hits the news. We have often bemoaned the fact that we do not have a sleuth like Sherlock Holmes around … [Read more...]
Andrew Barbano Commentary: Transitions and decisions in a darkening winter
“How are you going to overlook the murders of six million people?” - Spencer Tracy in “Judgment at Nuremberg” That line from the classic 1961 film has saturated my consciousness for a month. More than 71,000,000 voters punched Donald Trump’s ticket. Average people, pundits, proselytizers, pretenders and poltroons have all overly examined the whys and wherefores. Last … [Read more...]
Harry Spencer Commentary: Chinese candidate?
Several years ago Frank Sinatra made a serious movie entitled “The Manchurian Candidate”, which told the tale of how American prisoners of war were hypnotized and subject to mind control after they returned home. Today we have a different type of control developed by the Chinese, wherein they use money and sex to influence our democrat politicians. An example of this came … [Read more...]
Andrew Barbano Commentary: A golden goose for the morally obtuse
“We just come to work here, we don’t come to die.” - Union longshoreman and labor songwriter Harry Stamper As I noted last week and countless times before, corporations that knowingly kill people deserve the death penalty. My latest nominees for liquidation include disgraced jetliner manufacturer Boeing and Oxycontin drug dealer Purdue Pharma. Alas and alack, they … [Read more...]
Sherman R. Frederick Commentary: Trumpty Dumpty had a great fall
I never thought I’d see a day when Americans would riot and storm the Capitol after a pep rally led by the president of the United States. The damage to the conservative approach to government is inestimable. A week later many Trump supporters -- even some friends of mine, I might add -- try to push a narrative saying the trouble makers that day were really Antifa … [Read more...]
Harry Spencer Commentary: Pedaling & Peddling Papers
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, I see the greatest loss this country has suffered in the past 70 years is a general decline in the work ethic among many of its citizens. Like other attributes Americans have come to cherish, the work ethic’s gradual demise has probably been brought about by those lessons learned, or in this case, not learned in childhood. This … [Read more...]
Sherman Frederick commentary: 46 strikes and you’re out
If you thought the election went badly for Donald Trump, the post election has been worse. By one count, Team Trump lost 46 election lawsuits in a row. Then came Nevada in which former Attorney General Adam Laxalt led a team that went into court and got its collective butt kicked. They said they had had overwhelming evidence of voter irregularity. In fact, the … [Read more...]






