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We Peaked Too Early

Do you ever get the feeling that politically, the United States peaked too early?  Is it possible that the greatest political minds and leaders vied for the Presidency shortly after the founding of the nation–and that we have seen a long litany of progressively worse and worse candidates seeking the position?   Consider that in…READ MORE

On the Long Way Down

Theories abound as to why the NFL is seeing a precipitous drop in ratings this season.  Some blame the player protests during the National Anthem.  Some think that it is due to the election and debates being scheduled on game days.  Some believe it is backlash for Tom Brady’s suspension for Deflate-gate.  And some point…READ MORE

Begun the Clown War Has

Forget ISIS, hurricanes or Russian hackers, the greatest threat facing our nation today is creepy clowns.  Across the country, people are reporting guys dressed up as scary clowns (yes, I realize that is being redundant, as all clowns are scary and creepy) stalking neighborhoods.  Some clowns are trying to lure children into the woods with…READ MORE

She’s Not Really a Follower

The main selling point that Hillary Clinton has been pushing for all of those young voters that supported President Obama in the past two elections has been that she will “continue his legacy” if they vote for her.  And while polls show those young voters aren’t buying it, you really have to wonder if she…READ MORE

The Death of the Classics

The Sunday edition of the St Paul Pioneer Press had a very interesting article on theater and opera companies struggling to find classic musicals and plays that they can present in these “modern times”.  It’s not like South Pacific, The Taming of the Shrew or the works of Wagner are technically difficult to produce or…READ MORE

The Voice of the Game

Before I head off for the Ryder Cup, I want to thank the legendary Vin Scully for an entire lifetime of sports memories.  The Los Angeles Dodgers play-by-play man will call his final game this weekend–ending a 67-year career.  I’m a San Francisco Giants fan–so I hate anything associated with the Dodgers–but I love Vin…READ MORE

If That Guy Can Find a Mate….

I feel sorry for single people this week.  The People Magazine report that Steven Avery is getting married really has to have them questioning their desirability–and if they will ever find love.  Consider that a man found guilty by a jury of his peers beyond a reasonable doubt of kidnapping, raping, torturing, killing, dismembering and…READ MORE

Long Live The King

As a lover of all things involving golf, it’s a tough day following the death of Arnold Palmer.  Everything that is the sport today: TV coverage, corporate sponsorship, big money prizes and the Golf Channel can all be directly connected to Arnie.   He was the sport’s first TV star.  The cool persona, the muscular…READ MORE

Fall Fools

This is the week that many people go on and on about how much they love fall.  “No more hot, sticky weather!” “The trees are so pretty!”  “Pumpkin Spice Latte is back!!”  Well those who “love fall” are fools.   Fall is the worst of the months.  Gone is the ability to run to the store…READ MORE

TRANSGENDER BATHROOM

A TRANSGENDER STUDENT HEADS BACK TO HIGH SCHOOL IN KENOSHA WITH THE COURT’S PERMISSION TO USE BATHROOMS CONSISTENT WITH HIS GENDER IDENTITY.  THE TREMPER HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HAS GONE TO COURT WITH ACCUSATIOSN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT DISCRIMINATED AGAINST HIM.  JUDGE PAMELA PEPPER RULED THE DISTRICT MUST ALLOW ASHTON WHITAKER TO USE THE BOYS BATHROOM WHILE…READ MORE