Month: March 2021

Part of my job is to follow the news across the wide philosophic divide.  That connects me with a legion of personalities – anchors, analysts, reporters, contributors and panelists.  Some provide information. But for the most part, they come to the Fourth Estate with a partisan political bias – some more strident than others.  That also includes the so-called medical and scientific professionals. We are often advised to follow the science and listen to the scientists.  But they seem to have as diverse opinions as the politicians.  In fact, they…

Nearly 60 years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Jr., debate about who actually was responsible for the assassination continues to rage. Adding fuel to the fire is a recent new book claiming that the Soviet Union ordered Lee Harvey Oswald to assassinate Kennedy. The book wouldn’t necessarily make waves with that allegation, except that one of its co-authors is former CIA Director James Woolsey. That alone makes the book a must-read for those interested in what really happened on that fateful day in Dallas in 1963. In…

A congressional candidate for Florida’s 21st district stood out amongst the crop of 2020 challengers looking to unseat an incumbent, in that the woman in question has been deemed unsuitable to see or hear by many of our favorite names in media. Surprisingly, Laura Loomer, 27, of Delray Beach Florida, has experienced an incredible number of bans over the past few years. According to Mrs. Loomer’s campaign page, the “Jewish Conservative investigative journalist and activist” is banned from “Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Uber, Lyft, Uber Eats, PayPal, Venmo, GoFundMe, Medium, TeeSpring,…

If there’s one thing we can expect from the Democratic Party, it’s hypocrisy. In the latest example, House Democrats are questioning the results of a GOP-won election in Iowa. The official tally shows Marianette Miller-Meeks (R) defeating Rita Hart (D) by a margin of 6 votes. But Hart claims at least 22 ballots did not get counted. “Contestant Hart initiated this contested election case to vindicate the promise of our democratic system: that the representatives who serve us have been selected by the votes of their constituents, not the errors…