Americans, a compassionate people, have elected presidents crippled from polio (Franklin Roosevelt), diagnosed with Addison’s disease (John Kennedy), and suffering from Tourette syndrome (Donald Trump). But some maladies ask too much from voters, including RBF, which explains why Kamala Harris…
If the “debate” to which the jostling scrum of Democratic presidential aspirants subjected the nation Tuesday is any guide, President Trump need not worry about losing his job in 2020. The most sensible participants were treated as unwelcome interlopers by…
Let’s fight hate with love. We can go to the North Korean Doughboy who fed his uncle to starving dogs, auguring that scene in Game of Thrones, and tell him, “Go ahead and build those nuclear bombs — because we…
Marianne Williamson, the New York Times best-selling author and self-help connoisseur, may have struck a nerve with many in the Democratic Party during Thursday night’s debate. Her statements on the need for “love” as a guiding force in American policy…
Hola amigos! It’s night two of the first Democrat debate, and it was feistier. Short summation: No Spanglish, no sleepy socialists. Nay, during this debate the redistributionists were out, proud, and loud. Let’s list the goodies everyone is giving away:…
Washington Last week I suggested that convicted felons would be running for the Democratic presidential nomination this year. Well, now it looks like that will not be the case. Crazy Bernie suggested a few weeks back that sex offenders and…
Marianne Williamson doesn’t talk like a politician. As she spoke to a crowd of about 300 people at a Unitarian church in Washington, D.C., last week, she invoked scripture to convey her ideas of mercy and justice, “heart and spirit.”…
Marianne Williamson’s campaign is nearing a crucial fundraising milestone to qualify for participation in the Democratic presidential primary debates. As of Friday evening, Williamson’s campaign site reported she needs fewer than 9,000 more contributors to reach the 65,000-donor threshold the Democratic National…
GEORGETOWN, South Carolina Marianne Williamson was in the pulpit at Bethel A.M.E. Church Sunday morning, and the sermon she was preaching began with a reference to Esther, the Jewish wife of Persia’s King Xerxes, who saved her people from destruction…