Tag Archives: intelligence

Who Is Trump Protecting?

I’m among those liberals who are in part still trying to figure out how Trump won the 2016 election. Part of it was that low information, desperate voters who (with some cause) felt that both political parties had abandoned them bought his populist line. They were deceived as Trump proved twice in recent days. Let’s explore. Continue reading Who Is Trump Protecting?

Much Ado About I’m Not Sure

Two supposedly major announcements came out of the Trump White House last week Thursday. I’m not certain that either will even become reality and I’m even less certain that they will end up being significant. Let’s explore. Continue reading Much Ado About I’m Not Sure

Thirteen Plus Traitors?

I may be getting a bit ahead of myself as I write this article on a Tuesday morning where the news is dominated by anticipation of the State of the Union Address, but an “action in process” has me really concerned. Let’s explore. Continue reading Thirteen Plus Traitors?

The Isolation Of Ignorance Or Ego Or Both

Friday morning President Trump again illustrated that he personally is a threat to the safety of Americans and American interests. If he is not stopped Americans and/or our allies will die if they haven’t already. This is not the hyperbole of a progressive; it is fact. Let’s explore. Continue reading The Isolation Of Ignorance Or Ego Or Both

Insufficient Material

The other day I had another youthful flashback caused by American politics. Since 9/11 we talk about connecting the dots to find the answers we seek. Every day we are presented with multiple dots that don’t bode well for the Trump administration. With a little poetic license I will call them polka dots. That brought to mind Brian Hyland’s 1960 song, Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Polkadot Bikini. Let’s explore. Continue reading Insufficient Material