Archives for November 2022

Today, Merriam Webster, the dictionary folks, unveiled their word of the year, it is Gaslighting. I wish I had finished writing this article earlier because I cited the term in my draft. In that effort, I had already said:  “Increasingly, the rhetoric of liberal progressives is becoming entirely detached from reality and reason. It’s ‘gaslighting’ but […]

The transformation of Twitter is a big deal, bigger than the day to day moving parts in the news. Lay-offs here, reinstatement there, Progressive angst everywhere. Don’t get me wrong, on a wholly personal level, I feel for ya, because I’ve been there myself and quite frankly, in even worse straights than many of you […]

Looking at some major news stories this week feels like looking down into a box that’s housing an experiment with rats. The rats have been subjected to a new set of stimuli and they’re not happy. They are in fact, apoplectic. It’s a joy to behold. There are three significant incidences where our rats exhibit […]

Elections used to be predictable in comparison to what we have now. Pollster polled, people spoke their mind, and media gave relatively proportionate updates. Now we have two sides of the country virtually at war and two parties hosting internal civil wars – although Democrats effectively force a single agenda on their compliant factions. We […]

… You, who are on the roadMust have a code that you can live byAnd so, become yourselfBecause the past is just a goodbye … Teach your children wellTheir father’s hell did slowly go byAnd feed them on your dreamsThe one they pick’s the one you’ll know by … Don’t you ever ask them, “Why?”If they told you, […]

Election cheating has always existed. I could be charitable to Democrats and say that Republicans have had their share of cheating too so as to not make them feel left out, but truth of the matter is, in my many years of observing the occasional complaints of cheating, accusations against Republicans have always been short […]