Jay D. Homnick
The thinkers who put mind to pen for The American Spectator are such legends that President Trump has given this…
Long following — and long suffering — consumers of political news who lean Republican suffer from chronic pessimism. This may…
It is not every day we live to see prophecy fulfilled. But it is not an uncommon experience for readers…
Things that happen every year at a certain time can be fun. Think birthdays, anniversaries, cherry blossoms, and The American…
The Talmud tells the story of Alexander the Great, who after conquering far-flung lands, was essentially the Emperor of the…
Pity Kevin McCarthy. He is out there flexing legislative muscle, anticipating his rise following the Congressional elections November 8. The…
In one of the early Honeymooners episodes (an eight-minute skit, before Audrey Meadows joined), Ralph Kramden (Jackie Gleason) suspects his…
When I first moved to South Florida in 1998, I still owned property in Ohio, so I periodically undertook the…
Editors do impose a degree of discipline on writers, but the smarter authors succeed by building layers of self-discipline. This…
