I’ve been a Bill Weld supporter for some time now, having voted for him and Gary Johnson in the 2016 election. Didn’t waste my vote, don’t go there stupid people. OK, so anyone reading this may not realize that Weld is running again, this time in the Republican presidential primary (former South Carolina Governor Mark … More We deserve better …

Yep, racism is alive and well in many places including among those folks who swear they’re not racist. In this recent piece on Fox News the report highlights an affluent “liberal” community that don’t want “those people” moving in. There’s plenty of history, some blatant some less so, in which white folks did their darndest … More Not in my neighborhood

Well, if the goal was to stir the crap up with Iran to the point of putting us on the brink of another frickin’ war, I’d have to say the strategy is working. Thank goodness Trump, Bolton, Pompeo, and whoever else, had the balls to pull us out of the Iran nuclear deal facilitated by … More On that Iran thing …

So, Tucker Carlson remains one of my favorite providers of misinformation on Fox, running a close second to my fave, Laura Ingraham. Anyways, yesterday, Tucker moved the needle closer to Laura with his spot on democrats claiming climate change is causing the immigration problem. I love the guy for fanning the fuels of divisiveness and … More On climate change and the immigration crisis: Bless Tucker Carlson for shedding light

Fascinating perpective, yet not one mention of the larger public benefit of EVs – reduced carbon emissions. Nationally, the market for EVs will expand as Ford and others make major commitments to cleaner electric vehicles while also recognizing the inevitable demise of our fossil fuel/gas addiction. I totally understand that the author feels that EV … More On EV subsidies

Ah yes, the politics of climate change (“cc”) have certainly reared their heads in midwest areas racked by unprecedented flooding. But, as this article points out (see link below), in many areas in Iowa and elsewhere, the focus is not on the role of cc and human contributions to the phenomenon, the focus instead is … More On the political realities of ”cc”

Just finished reading the Special Counsel’s letter and executive summaries of the Special Counsel report. Short version? If you have not read Mueller’s letter and the exec summs, you should. Clarifies a lot of misinformation. I’m not gonna delve into each section of the Special Counsel’s exec summs nor am I going to say anything … More And furthermore, on that corruption thing …

Well, I’ve been bouncing back and forth with some friends on Facebook asking for substantive retorts to Congressman Adam Schiff’s comments (see link below for Schiff’s statement after his GOP colleagues on the House Intelligence Committee called for his resignation) on March 28th. Basically, I really want to know if anything that Congressman Schiff said … More On thresholds of collusion, corruption, and ethical behavior: What we tolerate

Opinion meister John Stossel’s recent piece on Fox News finally let the cat out of the bag. The partial government shutdown ain’t about the wall afterall, it’s about too much government and the need to rid ourselves of non-essential public pimps (ok, my words – not Stossel’s – for those who live off the public … More The shutdown ain’t about the wall

“Don’t tell me your evaluation. Give me the facts.” Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged In light of the president’s address, I present … First, Chris Wallace’s interview on Fox News with Sarah Huckabee Sanders last Sunday in which he actually tries to get Sarah to stop repeating the same misinformation over and over again cause it … More Shutdown leverage