Handicapping the 2016 Election
The odds of getting a good, near great or great President appear to be less than 1 in 5. Those are not great odds when you are looking at electing […]
Read MorePresidential Free Fall Part 2
Until Theodore Roosevelt was levitated to Office upon the assassination of William McKinley the Presidency was, except for the period of the Lincoln administration, essentially ceremonial. Listing the accomplishments of […]
Read MorePresidential Competency: Oxymoron (Part 1)
Years ago I got tired of hearing how “dumb” President Reagan was. An “amiable dunce”, a B actor, dumb as a stump, all hat no cattle, etc. So I read […]
Read MorePope Barack I
On April 12, 1633 Galileo Galilei was convicted of heresy by the Roman Inquisition. He stood accused of refusing to accept the forward thinking position of the Papal establishment: specifically […]
Read MoreHilliary: Where Truth Goes to Die
One always admires the unique talents that people have and how they use those talents. Michael Jordan’s success on the court with time running out (NCAA Tournament 1982). Bill Clinton’s […]
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