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Hillary says she wants us to hold her accountable

There she was – Hillary Clinton – in Greensboro, N.C., making her first appearance since her mysterious curbside collapse at the 9/11 memorial services on Sunday. She again took us through her endless list of ideas for spending our money, while ridiculing the ideas of Donald Trump. And what does she say, “I want you to hold me accountable.” Continue reading →

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News Alert … House Oversight hearing on e-mails revealing despite three refusals to testify

If you didn’t watch the Tuesday House Oversight Committee hearing involving those IT individuals with intimate knowledge of the Clinton servers, you most likely heard that it was a bust; nothing new and witnesses took the Fifth Amendment. Wrong! Continue reading →

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Bret Stephens for dummies

If you’re truly confident in American institutions, then we’ll ride out Mrs. Clinton just as we have Mr. Obama.” – Bret Stephens

This blog is my response to Bret Stephens’ column, “NeverTrump for Dummies, published Tuesday in The Wall Street Journal. Stephens uses a hackneyed question and answer format in which he answers questions from an imagined inquisitor. Continue reading →

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Will a truly patriotic American in the Obama administration please step forward

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

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Finally, my skepticism proven accurate

Some 20 years ago, as an executive staff member of a Fortune 500 company, I was informed that I had to attend one of the diversity training sessions scheduled over a three-week period. While most of my colleagues signed-up for one of the initial sessions, I stalled, hoping it wouldn’t be noticed that I had not attended. It didn’t work. Continue reading →