Below is a sneak peek of this content! The coronavirus has claimed yet another victim, one that isn’t counted in the daily casualty reports. The victim this time is good old-fashioned common sense. Convicts in some states are being set free because the virus can spread quickly inside a prison…. CONTINUE
Bernie’s Q&A: Jordan, Pelosi, Krauthammer, Cuomo, and more! (5/22) — Premium Interactive ($4 members)
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Welcome to this week’s Premium Q&A session for Premium Interactive members. I appreciate you all signing up and joining me. Thank you. Editor’s Note: If you enjoy these sessions (along with the weekly columns and audio commentaries), please use the Facebook and… CONTINUE
How Will the Health Crisis Affect College Attendance?
Sarah Lawrence College professor Samuel J. Abrams wrote an interesting piece for The Dispatch the other day, in which he questioned whether or not, in the midst of the COVID-19 health crisis, students will show back up to school in the fall. He’s specifically referring to college students, and he… CONTINUE
Off the Cuff: How Class Warfare Plays Into the Shutdown Protests
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Those protesting government shut-down orders aren’t so much driven by politics as they are perspective. That’s the topic of my new “Off the Cuff” audio commentary. You can listen to it by clicking on the play (arrow) button below. Editor’s Note:… CONTINUE
Support Musicians Too, If You Can
From the beginning of state shutdowns in the era of COVID-19, calls from communities to support local businesses have been loud, clear, and somewhat effective. Ideas like buying gift cards, ordering take-out food, curbside and online purchasing, and donating to GoFundMe efforts have kept a number of businesses afloat. These… CONTINUE
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