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My Little Margie, Biden’s Best Friend

Key Point. When your long view extends about 6 inches in front of your nose tip, you tend to run into a lot of hard surfaces. But you have no discrimination whether they’re three feet wide or two miles. So, when you try to plan what’s next, you’ve damn little foresight. Hey Margie, MTG, Marjorie… Continue reading My Little Margie, Biden’s Best Friend

Divine Intervention

Here we see a car full of teenaged boys going out for pizza after the football game. They do this every week. They drive through their town to the pizza parlor laughing, blasting music, doing donuts, and trying to pick up girls without success. Every week when they drive over Suicide Bridge they yell “Don’t… Continue reading Divine Intervention

Behind Closed Doors

Key Point. We keep hearing how “Mr. Joe is so focused and sharp in private meetings and one-on-ones” … Excuse me, but who the F cares? Hey, I’m sorry (NOT), but I really don’t care how Joe is in private with Karine Jean Pierre or Chris Coons, Kamality Harris (as if anyone would rely on… Continue reading Behind Closed Doors

Jacqui Heinrich and Peter Doocy, and then Some

Key Point. Stick to actual actions, facts, and statements, esp numbers, not conclusions. Hey, I think it’s pretty obvious that the current President has not done anything to improve US border; he has not really done anything of substance. Obviously, his actions early in the presidency damaged the border’s usefulness – virtually totally. But this… Continue reading Jacqui Heinrich and Peter Doocy, and then Some

Position Available

Key Point. We have a pretty good education system. Maybe it’s “had”; jury’s out on that one – literally. I am a product, and everyone in my family is a product. This includes higher education (college/university) and the elementary levels too. Webpage Ad: Position Available. Prestigious University President Ivy-League or Equivalent. High Pay Qualifications: 1.… Continue reading Position Available

Something My Daddy Taught Me

Key Point. “Son, you’re gonna be on teams someday. You’re gonna pass or throw the ball back and forth with these guys; maybe bat or stick. You’ll make friends. Some of them are gonna try to take your position away from you. But you’re still a team.” Congress. No, not that kind. Mostly this goes… Continue reading Something My Daddy Taught Me

Too Bad President Trump Couldn’t Use Cash

Key Point. I don’t say this because of someone else’s potential legal trouble. It’s the hassle. Fani Willis and Nathan Wade were smart and knew how to cover up an at-least impropriety. Cash. And no receipts or journal or ledger. You can’t deduct cash, and only those who say they exchanged the cash know for… Continue reading Too Bad President Trump Couldn’t Use Cash

“The Minutes Seem Like Hours and the Hours Seem Like Days”

Key Point. Thie above is “an old love lament.” So with this article’s time references are we dealing with efficiency or insufficiency? Joe leaves for Rehoboth on Friday and comes back to the House US pay for him to occupy on Saturday in order to appear at an Iran attack review that apparently determined nothing.… Continue reading “The Minutes Seem Like Hours and the Hours Seem Like Days”

Sliding into the Rainy Season: Is This Global Warming?

Hillsides, Foothills, Canyons, Mountains, and Sand Do you expect all these land formations to stay as they are forever? Ever hear of erosion? Have you ever visited or seen a picture of the Grand Canyon? Damn large, damn long, damn wide, damn deep. You know how long it took the Colorado River to carve the… Continue reading Sliding into the Rainy Season: Is This Global Warming?

It Does Not Matter How You Identify

You may say you are this, or you are that. Know what? No matter what you say; in fact. No matter what you think… You still are who you are. If you don’t exactly know who that is I suggest you not embark on a series of experiments to find out. I suggest if you… Continue reading It Does Not Matter How You Identify