In order to write the posts on this blog, I surf the web A LOT.  Many times I come across interesting articles that I can’t write about because, well, I need to eat and sleep. I’m flirting with the idea of publishing a post listing those articles that have peaked my interest...

Michael Dunn is a Florida man who stopped at a gas station after his son’s wedding.   Jordan Russell Davis was a 17-year old teenager,  at the same gas station, sitting in an SUV with three other teenage friends playing loud music.   Dunn and the teenagers got into a verbal argument...

In one of my many pre-election tweets, I wrote that it would be great if Romney would only get 47% of the popular vote in the 2012 Presidential election. At present, David Wasserman of the Cook Political Report is tallying the popular votes and finds that Romney is currently at 47.49% and...

Gossip, celebrity and style sites have been abuzz since 4 days ago when Kate Middleton returned clothing items, from the Kardashian Kollection, that Kim had sent her to mark the London launch of the fashion line. Kim Kardashian was hoping to get some publicity for the line as she explained to...

If you’re reading this now, on a day when computers are usually left off to spend time with family and close friends, it means that you needed your internet and/or politics fix.   Since it’s Thanksgiving, let me tell you (besides my health, family, and friends) what I’m...

Now that he’s won a second term, I feel that it’s important for President Obama to attack election reform.  As I see it, there are three areas that need to be addressed: Campaign Finance According to the Center For Responsive Politics (CRP), the 2012 election is the most...

I’m on a Private Practice watching marathon.  I started a couple of days after the election.  Why?  After so much electoral stress, I needed a juicy relationship drama.  Also, I can’t stand waiting a whole week for the next episode of each of the TV series that I’m...

I’m having a great time watching the GOP twist itself out of shape trying to find a strategy to win over Hispanic voters.  How a party that prides itself on its pro-business platform and that chose a “tried and proven” businessman as its candidate, could be taken by surprise...

I don’t know why I’m writing about Mitt Romney, again.  I’ve been suffering enjoying an attack of Romnesia ever since President Obama won re-election 9 days ago that has been doing my brain quite a lot of good. But, my Romnesia was rudely interrupted yesterday afternoon...

As you might know, for a long time, I’ve had a pet peeve with the Democratic party having a jackass for a mascot.  So much so, that I wrote The Donkey Chronicles, a 3-part series about this subject. In Part I: A Donkey? Really? I wondered whose bright idea was it to pick an animal...