Wednesday It’s Wednesday night here in Rancho Mirage. December 30, 2020. Very quiet and a magnificent full moon over the palm trees next to the pool and over the golf course. But this is a gated community. In Manhattan, definitely…
President Trump caused a bit of a commotion this week when he didn’t die from the coronavirus. Much to the dismay of many folks on the left, he seems to be making a nice recovery from his illness. Perhaps what…
And just like that, the Democrats are panicking. Trump’s gains in Florida and Pennsylvania and Biden’s awkward public appearances have them second-guessing their chances in the upcoming election. Their desperation is surfacing in poorly conceived hit jobs such as the…
New York City can expect a budget deficit of $9 billion over the next two years amid a flurry of other potentially devastating problems as the financial center struggles to recover from the pandemic and from its disruptive lockdown policy…
Perhaps because the date was July 4, it struck me as unpatriotic when journalist and novelist James Wolcott tweeted the following about his fellow Americans: One of the many things the pandemic has taught us is that the phrase “the…
On March 2, the day after New York reported its first coronavirus case, Gov. Andrew Cuomo appeared on CNN, where he declared that he was “mobilizing the public health system to contain the spread.” In an interview with CNN’s John Berman,…
New York City Democrat Mayor Bill de Blasio announced yesterday that he is canceling all large events until September 30 in light of the recent coronavirus case uptick. All large events except for Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests, that is….
The monuments the vandals leave standing shine as bright a light on their benightedness as the ones they topple. Several weeks back a San Francisco mob removed statues of Union General Ulysses S. Grant, California founding father St. Junipero Serra,…
Washington Now the mob is planning to tear down the statue of Theodore Roosevelt, and, may I add, that TR was one of the original Progressives. Take a look in an American history book, if you can find one. Teddy…