The passing of Astronaut Eugene Cernan on Tuesday brought back vivid memories for me as I had the privilege of witnessing the Cape Canaveral night launch of Apollo 17, the last mission to the moon on Dec. 17, 1972, which he commanded. He was the last man to walk on the moon. Continue reading →

“It’s no secret that progressive elites (Democrats) despise religion, but it’s still striking to see their contempt expressed so bluntly as in the leaked e-mail claims that include Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.” – The Wall Street Journal

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The smiling face of a young black man with dreadlocks caught my eye while reading a recent edition of the Arizona Republic, but the headline, “Brophy Prep’s Josh Benjamin breaks barriers as valedictorian,” drew me into the article by Richard Obert. Continue reading →

I recently received additional copies of my book, One of the Last Business Dinosaurs: How I took an alternative path to success in business, in a second printing.  If you would like to purchase a copy ($20 each) send your check with your mailing address to Eldon R. Kramer, 26520 Alma School Road #801, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

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In a span of just one week, Hillary Clinton made a series of statements that would have stirred the wrath of the media if a Republican had voiced them. Continue reading →

“… and along came Nancy and saved my soul.” – Ronald Reagan

While listening to stories about Nancy Reagan, remembered upon the announcement of her death this morning, those words were fondly recalled by columnist George Will.

They were the words of former President Reagan during a period of solace after his divorce from Jane Wyman when Nancy Davis came into his life, included in Edmund Morris’ book, Dutch, A Memoir of Ronald Reagan.… read more

Donald Trump in campaign form. (Photo by David Becker/Getty Images)

He’s going to make America great again. He’s going to be the jobs president. We’re going to actually be tired of winning. He’s going to build a beautiful wall. He’s going to rebuild the military and take care of our veterans. We’ve heard it over and over again.

He’s going to change things in Washington DC.

Gov. Chris Christie’s endorsement of Donald Trump yesterday should tell you nothing’s really going to change. It will be business as usual. Continue reading →

My book, One of the Last Business Dinosaurs: How I took an alternative path to business success, is now available for mail ordering.

It’s my memoir of 43 years in business communications, but I include tips on succeeding in business.  In it, I suggest that having a passion and a perseverance of excellence are important in whatever career one decides to pursue.… read more

With the Paris conference on climate change behind them, the Obama administration has enlisted the help of Martin Luther King III to help them sell the black community on the importance of the president’s Clean Power Plan.

In doing so, the president and King are taking on the National Black Chamber of Commerce, a group that took a position against the Clean Air Plan just six months ago.… read more