Archives for 2024

For those that are new or nearly new to Northeast Reader, I produce a recap of highlighted articles at the end of each year. It includes the link, a brief explanatory text, and often, the news context wherein the piece was written. I might add a couple new supporting ideas or maybe a note about […]

By the title you may be expecting something out of A Christmas Carol, but nay, it is Christmas itself appearing as a ghost on this hallowed night. Christmas as we know it has always been a changeable holiday, and by ‘always’ I mean just a few lifetimes because before then, it would have been almost […]

In my article, ‘Lessons Not Learned – The Influences of a Contrite Democrat Party’, I made a list of some of the core shadow interests that cause the Democrat Party to go whatever direction they go. Without highlighting it, I included one for which you could say, “one of these is not like the others.” […]

There are a lot of ways to slice the post-mortem on the Democrat defeat on Nov 5, and my news feed is filled with those opinions. Some Democrats are asking: Why didn’t we win? How could we have won? How might we win the next time? What do we learn from this loss? While there […]

The About Page has been updated. It includes an explanation of what makes me tick relative to Northeast Reader and enough clues to suggest whether you’d be interested in my approach to commentary. Some of the ideas have been included in occasional ‘meta’ posts but I decided to make them more accessible to drive by […]

Apparently, war is hot right now, or another way to put it, ‘get it while its hot’, because that seems to be the only thing within reach of the last gasp of the Biden regime. Given Biden’s Ukraine provocation, we’ll be lucky if we’re not in WW III before January 21. Nevertheless, Trump consistently declared […]