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Do You Believe In Yesterday?
Have you ever listened to The Beatles’ song, ‘Yesterday?‘ Of course you have. But just in case, here are the first two lines: Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away, Now it looks as though they’re here to stay, oh I believe in yesterday As we have gone through this midterm election cycle, I’ve […]
Way To Go Tea Party! Way To Go Maryland!
In the immortal words of the Phil Collins, “I can feel it coming in the air tonight…” Pop the champagne America! (but make it Cooks or Korbel – because we’re not in favor of free spending) Or steep your tea bags and feel free keep those Patriot costumes that you’ve had on since Halloween 2009 […]
Are Americans ‘Qualified’ To Dis-Qualify
Facebook users: Please share this post with your friends by clicking the “recommend” button up top! “Straight talk.” Possibly the most ironic term used in politics. Remember the “Straight Talk Express?”. Yeah, the one with John McCain and the pretty blue bus, the one that canvassed the country in 2000, then was brought out of […]
When Can A Degree From Princeton Cost You Your Job?
The 2010 Governor Race; what Governor Ehrlich needs to do to win and why MD needs him back. Dear Governor Ehrlich, The (once) great state of Maryland needs you back. You know it. After all, it’s why you let the citizens and those close to you talk you in to running again in 2010. It’s […]
Obamacare, Tax Cuts, Gold Teeth and the Boat Show
How America’s “Culture Crisis” extends beyond the inner-city ER to America’s suburbs and gated communities. By now, I think it’s safe to say that virtually every American who both follows current events and has a Facebook account (at least every upper-middle-class white American) has seen and at least considered re-posting the op-ed letter to the […]
The Political Consequence Of Being For The People
Note to Facebook users: Like this article and want to share it? Just click on the “recommend” link above. So, Mayor Fenty is “out” as Mayor in DC. The consensus is, Fenty lost because he was guilty of one thing – ACTION. He effectively turned his back on the political machine, the unions, the DC […]
