Today’s mish-mashed media morass of news and entertainment (there’s a difference?) favors the defrocked president. Throw so much out there many times a day that it’s hard for the pros, let alone the proles, to focus on any one thing. So T-Rump can focus all at will. Detectives look for motive when they investigate crimes. Commissar T-Rump is currently destroying any … [Read more...]
Spring Cleaning: My In-Box
The debate continues in my head. Do I want to clean down to the shine of my house or do I want someone else to find the sparkle under last years deposits of dirt? The question comes up every year as I start counting the days down to spring. There is one thing that only I, and you, can clean all by ourselves. Our in-boxes. This task came up just a few days ago when one friend … [Read more...]
Say it ain’t so, Fani
Attention Trump haters: If you’re rooting for a conviction in Georgia against the ex-president on state election interference charges, you may want to slow your roll … just a little. The District Attorney in Fulton County bringing the charges has an embarrassing problem on her hands. It seems D.A. Fani Willis hired a lawyer to prosecute the case who not only seems eminently … [Read more...]
Ben Franklin’s bleary bifocals
Once upon a time, Americans looked back wistfully on our formative days. Such a time was 1976, the 200th anniversary of the founding of our great experiment in government by the people -- more specifically, property-owning white guys, but that was then and this is now. Sorta. We live in a time when black-robed ammotextuals act as unelected governments, viewing all laws … [Read more...]
Justice for a bad son
Jason Statham’s new action/revenge movie “The Beekeeper” features the kind of bad guy we all disdain – a privileged, creepy son using his powerful family name to skirt the law and hurt people. Sound familiar? It should because we’re living that screenplay right now in the daily news with the saga of Hunter Biden. In the fictional plot of “The Beekeeper,” the bad seed son … [Read more...]
Column: To die for
My daughters were born 65 years ago yesterday. Debra Joyce Donlevy and Donna Leslie Cline shared the same birthday and were fated to have their lives changed forever on the same night. Debbie and Donna met in Phoenix in 1978. They became instant bff’s (best friends forever). Debbie was visiting relatives and Donna came with her to drive home to Carson City. Neither made … [Read more...]
Fear Common Sense and Cats
Ah winter. To be sure this story could just as easily start with “Ah Summer, Spring or Tuesday.” There’s always a point during an activity that we must, yes must take a look at our next step and decide to go forward. Regardless of fear or common sense. Okay here’s my story. And I’m sticking to it. I live on the edge of a wonderful hay field. Sometimes alfalfa sometimes … [Read more...]
Beware Jew hate, part deux
Astute readers remember last week we highlighted the Brown Shirts in-the-making that constitute the “Free Palestine” movement in America. Now comes a troubling incident in Las Vegas last Friday in which these aforementioned Brown Shirts disrupted a speech by Sen. Jackie Rosen at a Hispanics in Politics meeting. They chanted and carried signs outside the venue and then … [Read more...]