Mueller spoke. And like prophets of a bygone era, we passed. Alex Shephard wrote, “Mueller, it seems safe to assume, had hoped that his report would speak for itself; that it would transcend the partisan narratives that had engulfed the… Read More ›
Month: May 2019
Five Lights
The Fresno Grizzlies, a minor league baseball team, apologized to U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) after the team aired a Memorial Day video honoring Veterans that depicted the New York Democrat as an enemy of freedom. The Memorial Day video… Read More ›
On The Road To Kingdom Come: Lists
After reading Rebecca Byerly’s piece in the New York Times, one cannot help but think of themself. Isabella de la Houssaye and her daughter, Bella, struggled to breathe in the thin air of the high Andes as they trudged up… Read More ›
‘All In’
According to Reuters, when choosing a flight, U.S. fliers apparently prefer ticket prices over air safety. In fact, recent safety issues of the Boeing 737 Max had had little impact. Only 3 percent said that aircraft or model was important… Read More ›
Woods is not a Great Person
When Tiger Woods was criticized for receiving the Medal of Freedom, one could presume he would accept the honor based upon his comments from August 2018: “He’s the president of the United States. You have to respect the office. No… Read More ›