I’m still mired in last week. I’ll cover at least some of my obsessions in this article. I’ve never thought much of President Trump’s intelligence. I certainly don’t think he is a genius or very stable for that matter. Last week he outdid himself to prove me correct. Let’s explore. Continue reading My President Is A Fool And Other Observations
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Crash Landing
It’s always much easier to connect the dots after the event. To put it in baseball terms, sometimes the connections become apparent as the game progresses. That is what appears to be happening in Russiagate. Let’s explore. Continue reading Crash Landing
My President Is A Threat To My Country’s National Security
If Tricia Newbold’s testimony on Monday before the House Oversight Committee is to be believed security clearances for White House personnel, “Were not always adjudicated in the best interest of national security.” That coupled with known facts is concerning! Let’s explore. Continue reading My President Is A Threat To My Country’s National Security
Carly And The 6 P’s
WARNING: The next paragraph uses one of the late comic genius George Carlin’s 7 dirty words. I don’t think I stepped outside my PG rating but a few might disagree.
A song of my late teens and an adage I picked up as a young adult sum up how I feel on this Tuesday morning as I commence this article. President Trump deplaned in Hanoi about an hour ago and Michael Cohen is about to start his three consecutive days of Congressional testimony. The song is Carly Simon’s 1971 hit Anticipation and the expression is the restaurant industry’s 6 P’s: Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance. Let’s explore. Continue reading Carly And The 6 P’s
More Coming Attractions
The last ten days or so have provided the best collection of omens to date of what the Mueller investigation will ultimately uncover. Let’s explore. Continue reading More Coming Attractions