(Revised from 2/19/20) The latest Marist poll shows that Michael Bloomberg has risen to SECOND PLACE in the Democrat race for presidential candidacy. This, undoubtably, reflects two factors: 1) He has spent ONE QUARTER OF A BILLION DOLLARS on advertising blitzes. 2) His “competition” in the Democrat field is so incredibly WEAK. None-the-less, his strong showing is still remarkable, however,
Yesterday, closing arguments were made in the rape trial of Harvey Weinstein in New York City. The jury begins deliberation next week. As I’ve indicated in a past essay (In Defense of Men, 11/15/19), I do not approve nor condone the alleged sexual behavior of Mr. Weinstein, if in fact it occured. I do not in any way intend to
There are moments in life, sometimes, that seem to encapsulate, in one fell swoop, a trend, story, narrative, movement or slice of history. Such moments tie together a myriad of things; events, speeches, campaigns, and controversies. Ronald Reagan’s bold challenge to Russia: “Mr. Gorbachev, TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!” was such a moment. Then there was John Kennedy’s: “We shall pay
Written in conjunction with guest author “Little Sister” Trump Derangement Syndrome is causing widespread madness throughout an out of control Democratic Party. Their bitter hatred for Trump and their irrational desire to pretend he never won the 2016 election is shocking in its intensity. It appears that liberals feel they can take any measures, break any laws and run roughshod
It was a momentous January. Not only did President Trump hammer out a favorable trade deal with the cleverly irascible Chinese that limited their ability to steal American intellectual property (a bad habit to which they were particularly prone), but he signed the USMCA (United States Mexico & Canada) trade deal that is much more favorable to America’s farmers and