Worth reading. But perhaps the most surprising thing of all is Penn’s resume: “Mark Penn…was chief strategist on Bill Clinton’s 1996 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton’s 2000 Senate campaign, and Mrs. Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign.” Did they do something terrible to … Continue reading →
I can’t have chocolate (migraines), so I’ll take music. Which do you prefer? Or maybe the answer is “all”?
Continue reading →I know, I know—in the usual way. One day at a time. But seriously, folks. Wasn’t it February first just yesterday? Or maybe January first?
Continue reading →Those of you who’ve read this blog for a long time know how much I like Georgian dance, and they also know what I mean by “Georgian.” So here’s some more for your weekend enjoyment. It’s short but varied, and … Continue reading →
…on Elizabeth Warren’s visit to Council Bluffs.
Continue reading →We have ballot harvesting by DREAMERS in California: Voting up until now has been a practice reserved for citizens. Today, non-citizens vote – by getting hold of indifferent Americans and in a perfectly legal setup in California, filling in the … Continue reading →
…except I don’t think she’s got a chance. I’ll let William Jacobson say the rest.
Continue reading →I’m taking a one-day vacation from it. But you don’t have to. Unless you want to. Happy New Year!
Continue reading →Today the spirit moves me to comment on New Year’s Eve, one of my least favorite holidays even when I was young. In part it’s because I’m not a drinker (have I told you that I’m not a drinker?). In … Continue reading →
…that begins with cynicism? Take a look:
Continue reading →It doesn’t seem likely that it has. But lately I’ve noticed that there’s no spam in my Yahoo email spam folder. That’s a first. Anyone else having the same experience? UPDATE 12/27/18 12:57 PM: I’ve discovered what the change is … Continue reading →
The opioid abuse (and overdose) epidemic isn’t fueled by chronic pain patients. Most of the abuse problem involves the use of illicit drugs by addicts, and then to a lesser extent the selling of drugs left over from short-term prescriptions … Continue reading →