No, I’m not looking for those who respect the stars and stripes. I’m looking for those civil servants who work in the State Department, the IRS, DOJ and the FBI, who have evidence of corruption, and possibly have that “smoking gun” e-mail in their possession.
Are their jobs more important than the preservation of our national security, our country, our law and order, and their integrity?… read more
“The FBI documents should be seen as a preview of how Mrs. Clinton would govern as President, with the same get-away-with-anything entitlement that always follows the Clintons.” – The Wall Street Journal, Sept. 3, 2016
I found it interesting that Fox’s Chris Wallace, commenting on the prospect of an October surprise based on documents that might be supplied by Julian Assange of WikiLeaks, found it “highly distasteful” that we are anxiously awaiting them to see how they will affect our presidential race. Continue reading
When I tuned into Dennis Prager’s radio program this morning he was chuckling over an achievement of Donald Trump. “He has been able to get the left to admit that America is at least great.” Continue reading
While watching an interview of former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal by Fox News anchor Shephard Smith on the Baton Rouge police shooting, I was taken aback by Smith’s position on Jindal’s use of “all lives matter.” During the interview, Smith castigated Jindal twice for his use of “all lives matter,” saying it was derogatory. Continue reading
Okay, I’m going with Indiana Governor Mike Pence as Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick. He’s a conservative with U.S. House of Representatives experience. Continue reading
A few hours have posting my last piece, President Obama’s lost opportunity, in which I reviewed how he missed a number of chances to provide much needed leadership to repair the racial divide in our country, I was pleased to read that The Wall Street Journal has come to the same conclusion. Continue reading
This week’s killing of five white Dallas police officers and injuring others causes me to reflect on the leadership of President Obama, the man who was to be the answer to help end racism in our country. Continue reading
As I watched FBI Director James Comey testify before the House Oversight Committee yesterday, there was a familiarity to it. Continue reading
In the early sixties, my hometown neighborhood in a small sleepy Michigan community was all abuzz when an FBI agent went door to door inquiring into my background and character. Continue reading