Trump is the most dangerous president we’ve had in at least a century, maybe for all time. He is tearing down the foundations of our country, following the recipe of fascists the world over to seize power, deploy government against… Read More »Dumping Trump Means Voting Biden
Why doesn’t some moderately sane Republican politician tell Donald Trump and his suck-up acolytes in the White House and the Senate — in fact, why doesn’t anyone tell the media pundits — that no vote gets counted if it is… Read More »Registered
Donald Trump is the poster boy for the Seven Deadly Sins and he drags in his considerable wake all the hyper religious zealots who should know better, but wink and nod and go along.
The current debate about when and how to reopen schools and colleges misses the point. Of course we have to reopen schools. Just like we have to reopen businesses. Not only do we have to educate our kids, but parents… Read More »A Proposal to Reopen by First Saving America
In 1973, Robert Ringer wrote his best-selling book, Winning Through Intimidation. I doubt that Donald Trump read the book – he does not read much – but he is the poster boy for the book’s title, if not its contents. Intimidation was… Read More »Winning Through Intimidation
How could he ever have imagined the phenomenal results? It was like winning the lottery every day for three years running. He did not have to invest much or really risk anything. When Vladimir Putin put his thumb on the… Read More »Unintended Consequences
“The buck stops . . . where?” Harry Truman, where are you when we need you? Ever since you were president we have been naïve enough to assume that when it comes to our federal government and accountability for its… Read More »Plausible Deniability
America needs a President who is trustworthy and accountable. Unity will be elusive until that is the case.
Tesla’s Model 3 autopilot and “full self-driving capability” features are awesome but also fraught. I explain them, including their usefulness and safety.
When Elisabeth Kübler-Ross wrote her classic book on the stages of grief in 1969, she was analyzing the experience of persons who receive a diagnosis of terminal illness or those who experience the pain of the death of a loved… Read More »Stages of Grief and COVID-19