RUNNING OUT THE CLOCK Fog hoodies the sun. Yellow school bus gone grey. It’s a long drive down Memory Lane. It starts to get dark at noon. Distracted drivers. Running out the clock. Horse drawn, it’s even worse. And the road is not always paved. ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY They raffled like ten round trips […]
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As I write this (November 11, 2022) the midterm elections are over, and I obviously overestimated the Democrat victory margin, but I was clearly ahead of the curve in debunking the threat of a red wave. And, in spite of the phony victory laps on the left and the desperate silver lining seekers on the
My prediction of a Democrat tsunami remains steadfast. The Democrats have not helped themselves, however, with the nonsense and fear mongering about “Democracy” being “at stake.” One Democrat pundit even said that Republicans, if they win, will “arrest your children and maybe kill them.” Huh? What happened to touting the accomplishments of the Biden Administration?
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As this is being written and posted 11/1/2022, Election Day is a week away. Where I am registered there is early voting, so I have early voted. And I want to add to my post from last week that predicted a landslide Democrat victory in the midterms. First, the Democrat landslide will be greater than
As this is being written (10/19/2022) the media cacophony is about polls, specifically polls showing a Republican surge ahead of the elections in early November. A week, ten days ago, it was a Democratic surge. By the time this gets posted, there’ll probably be another surge, and maybe two more before election day. Let me
This post is over weighted on the male side, but I think there is some redeeming balance when considering the artwork of Lotte Laserstein, and the random video clip regarding Allegra Hyde. And as for the links in the music section, or any links actually: if the link has rotted, googling the subject is worth
Think of what basic human amenities you’re doing without, and what basic human amenities people worse off than you are doing without, and then think of the billions of dollars wasted on devices to kill human beings. I ask myself: what happened? It seemed like with the peace movement and the cultural awakenings of the
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Amidst the ribaldry of the “off-year” election season now upon us, I was divinely inspired to read Gulliver’s Travels, by Jonathan Swift. The book was written in 1742 and is a classic in English literature. In the selection below, Gulliver has found himself in the country of Laputa, whose governing population consists mainly of a
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The highest paid public (i.e., taxpayer funded) employee in 42 of the 50 United States will be found coaching either a college football team or a college basketball team in that state. Blue states, Red states, it doesn’t matter. 42 of the 50. Coach gets more than the college president. Coach gets more than the
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