Obama’s call to the New York Times to clarify a question that he appeared to dismiss made apparent his inability to accept any type of potential criticism or challenge from the media. Moreover, either he is blatantly intellectually dishonest, or completely deluded, deceived and duped about his own ideological beliefs, …
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Washington DC was abuzz with interest after the White House press core reported people outfitted in Shakespearean garb going in and out of the Oval Office. There was a flutter of activity when someone yelled, “Thou mangled boil-brained harpy!” right before Nancy Pelosi appeared in a nearby corridor scurrying on …
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As luck would have it President Barack Obama may have found a potential Cabinet appointee today right on the front page of the Sun Sentinel and realized that he might have prematurely chosen Governor Kathleen Sebelius as head of Department of Health and Human Services. Sebelius is controversial and pro-choice …
He rode the train, he used the Bible and in order to accrue political respect shamelessly aligned his life’s journey with Abraham Lincoln’s. However, in the first few weeks of governing he certainly didn’t adhere to Lincoln’s ideology when it came to dealing with the economy, “You cannot keep out …
The other day I wrote a short (for me) piece entitled the Yugioh Card Conundrum. It was about an object lesson I taught my grandson Luke using his excitement about making money by selling his large collection of Yugioh, Pokémon and Baseball cards on eBay. While working together to organize …
Luke my ten, soon to be eleven, year old grandson came over to spend a Sunday with me and his Grandpa. Luke is the type of child that likes money, wants to make money and is always thinking of ways that he might be able to make “a lot“ of …
John Dryden the England’s Restoration Period’s great literary poet and playwright once said, “It is better to shun the bait, than struggle in the snare” (1631-1700). I don’t think a quote could be more true for a period in our own history than that one is right now. We should …
It was disappointing to me when More magazine decided to play politics by featuring Michelle on their cover in October one month prior to the November election. What a coincidence. I’ve even gotten into the habit of turning over magazines from Newsweek to Time in the stores I frequent because …
