I remember the day I became an independent voter, Aug 17, 2000, that night Al Gore won the Democratic nomination for the presidency of the United States. I remember thinking to myself, Al Gore and George W. Bush, this is the two best candidates our country can conjure up to Continue Reading
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An Unknown American Hero
An Unknown American Hero Memorial Day, a day set aside to remember all the veteran’s who made the ultimate sacrifice for our republic. We also remember those veterans who have passed away from this life. While there are so many heroes who served and died for America, today I Continue Reading
Baseball, Let’s fix the grand old game!
I was reminded last week by a dear friend to try and not act like the guy who always yells, “Hey you kids get off my lawn” when I do my post, but I like that guy, so here goes. I bashed the NFL last week and today I will Continue Reading
The Debt Ceiling Lunacy
Well, it looks as though we are heading towards another artificial man-made crisis this summer with another episode of the national debt ceiling increase. Now, this may be the pinnacle of stupidity in the world of partisan politics and there really is no reason for it. The thought that a Continue Reading
The Pick is in!
If there is an afterlife, I want to come back as NFL draft analyst. This must be the best job on the planet, next to being a weatherperson. It fascinates me every year how this NFL show has turned into such a big event. Every year this event gets bigger, Continue Reading
Fox News vs Dominion, man that’s a lot of lawyers!
Fox News reached a last-minute settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, which accused Fox News of pushing conspiracies that harmed the company. What really made Dominion v Fox extraordinary were its revelations ahead of the trial. The lawsuit laid bare—through the release of emails, texts and depositions of Fox staff and management—the extent Continue Reading
Taking the Train
I like to get up and read the news everyday to see what is going on in the world. I try to read different news outlets to get different perspectives on the stories. One thing that stands out to me is this constant gloom and doom that is spread through Continue Reading
My Dad’s hero, The Kid
Today, April 8, 2023, would have been my dad’s 95th birthday. As I wander around Lafayette Hill, PA, there are many things that remind me of my dad. Everyone knew “Coach”, the nickname that followed him everywhere. My dad played baseball at several different levels and coached it at a Continue Reading
A Run on the Bank!
Wow, it seems like this week lasted a month with all the news surrounding the Silicon Valley Bank failure. When this story broke last week, I immediately switched on Fox news to see how long it would take them to blame Joe Biden and the Democrats for it. Literally by Continue Reading
The Oscars, sometimes they get it wrong!
Another year and another Oscar show is upon us, these awards are supposed to honor the best and brightest of Hollywood but often it just a platform for Hollywood elites to tells us all about their political views or grievances that they never have to deal with, but I digress. Continue Reading