In the wake of the Dobbs decision being used as an opportunity for five justices with a predetermined agenda to overturn Roe it is easy to lose sight of the two January 6th Committee hearings of last week. In fact, I had a though about the timing of the release of the decision among a few others.
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Fear
Baseball movies are usually far from the best in cinematography. That said, probably my favorite baseball movie of all time is the 1957 film, Fear Strikes Out. It portrays Jimmy Piersall’s (who was a very good major leaguer) fight against mental illness exacerbated (I’m probably being kind) by his father. In baseball basically the worst thing a hitter can do is strike out. It is the ultimate failure in any particular at bat. Piersall was afraid of failure/failure to please his father.
Following Fools’ Money
“A fool and his money are soon parted.” That adage was first penned by Thomas Tusser in 1557 and it still rings true today. The other day the February FEC filings became public and I’d like to comment on them today.
Which Flag?
For some reason today I’m thinking about the 2024 presidential race a lot so I figured I might as well write about it. It’s early but I promise you will find parts amusing if not interesting.
’22 Is Different
In the 4th Century BC, Sun Tzu wrote that, “Most battles are won before they are fought”. Almost without exception I believe that and it has been a guiding light in my many endeavors. Historically it also plays a prominent role in the advice I give political candidates. In 2022 I am modifying that advice.