Monthly Archives: July 2018

David Brooks begins today’s column with a story sure to sound familiar to anybody who has spent time paying attention to church scandals. Sarah Hemminger grew up in Indiana understanding the debilitating power of social isolation. When she was a … Continue reading →

Arrived back in Washington last night from a very emotional reopening of a major U.S. Steel plant in Granite City, Illinois, only to be greeted with the ridiculous news that the highly conflicted Robert Mueller and his gang of 13 … Continue reading →

Follow the link. Though the Official Dog of the Felton family is the boxer, this defense of poodles by @kathleenparker is irresistable: https://t.co/4dZve6ciST Not that I'd ever own one of those ridiculous-looking dogs. — Bob Felton (@BobFelton) July 25, 2018

Which brings me back to Schwarzenegger’s question — “What’s the matter with you?” It applies not just to the president but also all the people enabling him. Why do they so freely sacrifice their own reputations and their own integrity … Continue reading →

What do you know? A book which purports to set out the truth about the deep-state conspiracy against Donald Trump is at #1 on Amazon’s Politics and Social Sciences list. The Donald, y’all will not be surprised to learn, is … Continue reading →