I've seen a lot of headlines, cartoons, and comments that protests on college campuses are pro-Hamas. But I think accusing everyone who protests in support of Palestinians of being pro-Hamas is bigoted. There are some protests with signs and chants using a poor choice of words. Some are guilty of bad timing and of being... Continue Reading →
Looking For Trouble
The entire legal defense for Kyle Rittenhouse is that he shot three people, killing two, in self-defense. But there's a funny thing about looking for trouble. Usually, when you look for trouble, you find it. Kyle Rittenhouse went looking for trouble. He crossed states to a city he didn't live in, went to a friend's... Continue Reading →
Find The Thug
I can't claim to totally understand race issues in our country. But I understand enough to know that you have to be able to identify racism before you can start to understand race issues. For example: The president (sic) of the United States doesn't see his own hypocrisy when it comes to race. He didn't... Continue Reading →
Trump’s Knight Riot
Ted Cruz picked up an endorsement on Friday that Donald Trump was coveting. Cruz picked up the endorsement of Indiana governor Mike Pence. They celebrated with a cake bought from a homophobic bakery. I made that last part up. I don't think that happened. Turns out the endorsement was kind of a "meh" endorsement. Pence,... Continue Reading →
Bungling Bill
Former president Bill Clinton is spending as much time defending his legacy as he is advocating for his wife's presidential campaign. During his presidency Clinton signed a crime bill. This was widely supported by Republicans and a lot of Democrats. Even Bernie Sanders voted for it and it was written by Joe Biden. It did some... Continue Reading →