Kentucky Derby winner disqualified
The teams that lost to Maximum Security use tactics like that to exercise their power, to get the authorities to buckle. In this case, they knocked the winner out of the winner’s circle.
Previous articles
How would you define “house of horrors”?
No bureaucrat has yet taken responsibility for treatment that, in some ways, is worse than that Louise and David Turpin visited on their sons and daughters.
Political stupidity in the extreme
That’s what I mean by stupid. Comey cannot see his motives or his actions from any point of view other than his own.
Obama’s foreign policy fails again
Obama is famous for his cool detachment. Only after Clinton lost, did his intelligence people persuade him to go public.
Opioid puzzlement: simple solutions, hard to execute
All of the coercive, state-run efforts to reduce opioid use have one thing in common: they don’t work.
Stop & Shop strike
I wish they thought more of me. I do not like to be used as a tool in someone else’s dispute.
College cheats go the limit
If you want to be proud of your children, encourage them to get ahead, and teach them how to do it. Do not break the law because they want to make everything easy for them.
Julian Assange, Chelsea Manning, and the First Amendment
Government officials who want to act in secret, also want to arrest and imprison whistle blowers and publishers. The rest of us would like a little more transparency.
We don’t like grifters
Their inability even to perceive or understand the concept of a double standard suggests they must be cynical, or stupid. Either way, you wonder why they expect anyone to listen. They waste our time.
737 MAX: Let’s play Boeing roulette
Insist your planes are safe. We know the truth, and we know who cares about the truth. What do you say to families of the people who died on those two aircraft? We had a bit of bad luck there?
Call-out culture goes wild
For the present, social media create a militant atmosphere, and one where public action occurs without leaders. We have not been in this kind of situation before.
Treason then and now
“This man was a traitor to his country and he will never be pardoned during my administration.”
