Following last Monday’s presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the consensus among those in the news media was that Clinton had won it. While few commentators believed it to be a resounding victory, they gave her the edge on points, and cited Trump’s unpreparedness and defensiveness as his major… CONTINUE
Too Much News, Too Little Time
I often feel like one of those lumberjacks we used to see in the newsreels, trying to knock a competing lumberjack off a spinning log. The foolishness comes at us so rapidly that trying to stay on top of it all before we wind up in the drink is too… CONTINUE
Remembering the Moral Integrity of Chris Kyle
Prior to the untimely death of Chris Kyle, all I knew about the former Navy SEAL was what I learned from a single appearance he made on The O’Reilly Factor when he was promoting his book, American Sniper, several months ago. I never read the book, and I never saw… CONTINUE
Hollywood & Politics
Burt hopes you’ll also enjoy his take on the first Presidential Debate
A Confederacy of Dunces
Several years ago, John Kennedy Toole wrote a novel called A Confederacy of Dunces. Although the book scored well with readers and critics, I didn’t care for it. But I did like the title and I think it’s an appropriate way to describe the crowd at the Charlotte convention. For… CONTINUE
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