Well, that was … unexpected. I should have known better. I mean, I did, after South Carolina, where the firewall held. I was 99% sure of a Super Tuesday sweep … Continue reading Back to Quo with Joe

There were six people on stage last night for the ninth Democratic debate. That was a welcome sight, at first, knowing that each candidate would get a little more say. … Continue reading The Battle for Democracy

Well, that must have felt good. I laughed out loud when that came across. Later, I thought it was probably beneath the dignity of the office. But Trump has set … Continue reading Don and Nancy

Joe Biden still leads, on average, in Iowa. This is perplexing to me. I guess he’s the “safe pick” according to common wisdom. I don’t see it. He’s likable, but … Continue reading The Next American President

Alright, let’s tackle that elephant in the room, and then I’ll take your questions… Killing folks is wrong. War is bad. Launching missiles to kill generals in order to incite … Continue reading The Elephant in the Room

I know I haven’t talked a lot lately about the impeachment thing and, to be honest, I haven’t heard much from others about it, either. I do read about it … Continue reading Impeachment

Boy do we live in interesting times. What was it that Hegel said about history and happiness? The pages of history regarding happy times are empty, or something like that. … Continue reading Interesting Times

Antonio Brown has more in common with Donald Trump than with Colin Kaepernick. The comparison between the two former football stars is ludicrous. Unless you’re telling me that they both … Continue reading Antonio Brown Has Nothing In Common With Colin Kaepernick