With sincere apologies to Jesus, there are some people I cannot abide by. I do believe we are all God’s children, but certain folks I have encountered need to go to boarding school. Forever. So I don’t have to deal with them. UnChristian? Certainly. Intolerant, all day long. I hope… CONTINUE
Regional Political Anecdotes, Part 2
In my last column, I described how politics had found their way into back-to-back trips I took earlier this month, the first being to Las Vegas. There, my brother and I celebrated his 50th birthday with some sight-seeing and shows, and picked up some interesting theories and media philosophies from… CONTINUE
Who Would Hide a Jew if Nazis Took Over America?
There is something about most Jews that few non-Jews know: We Jews often ask ourselves if a non-Jew in our lives would hide us in the event of a Nazi-like outbreak. I don’t know if young Jews think about this, but nearly all Jews who grew up in the decades… CONTINUE
The Rules
Man, it’s not easy to be a woke progressive these days. So many controversies, so little time to think up ways to justify a far-left lifestyle. It’s crazy. So, I am here to help. Here are some rules to lighten the burden of woke Americans. No criticism of minority communities…. CONTINUE
Regional Political Anecdotes, Part 1
First, an apology to my readers for not putting out a column last week. I had a very busy seven days that began in Las Vegas with my brother (where we celebrated his turning of a half-century old), and ended in southeastern New Jersey for a Daly family reunion with… CONTINUE