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Obama’s Best Friends are on the Far Right
In the 1990’s I remember having a conversation with my [then brand new] friend, Andrew Sandlin, about the Bill Clinton Presidency. I had just finished watching a video that a “Christian” friend had sent me regarding the drug-dealing and murder-ring that Bill Clinton had probably been running in Arkansas before being elected President. ...read this post
Wednesday Morning Quarterback: The Election to Save the Republic
Though a fair amount of things that I care about, particularly here in California, remain undecided (as of 10:30 pm on Wednesday night), the reality is that the most important thing I want to write about regarding tonight’s glorious election results is now fully known. And I have a point I want to emphatically make ...read this post
The Next Thirty Years?
Many of you know that I am a wealth advisor to high net worth individuals and families by profession. I use this website and my various Facebook and Twitter communications for all sorts of things, but I do not use these mediums to discuss investment strategies or work-related material (I am strictly forbidden from doing ...read this post
A Boring, Offensive, and Unimpressive Speech: For Chris Matthews, a B+
I wish I could spend more time on the great Messiah’s State of the Union debacle, but time is short, and I have so little to say that will edify my readers that I ought to move quickly. It is not enjoyable to watch this train wreck of a Presidency; I still love America ...read this post
A Lesson for Democrats in Massachusetts, and One in D.C.
Earlier this year the SNL comedian Al Franken was sworn in as a Senator in the state of Minnesota. The reason he defeated Norm Coleman is because he cheated, and cheated eggresiously. The only reason it was ever close was because Norm Coleman was part of a Republican party that was being justifiably ...read this post
