Now just months ago we nixed a plan to sell US eastern seaport ownership to a private Saudi Arabian company. That was struck down in the interest of caution, not to mention jurisdictional control- that was wise. I believe Ms. … Continue reading →
I would like to thank the media in majority for fantastic reporting and responsible journalism. I have felt it largely trustworthy since commencement of the War in particular.
Continue reading →Vote for peace. It’s time to bring our nation together and stop the flow of war. ASAP.
Continue reading →If the war against something gives one purpose, would one ever choose to succeed in winning it to end? That depends upon how we feel about peace. Is winnable peace better than being left in peace? To be left in … Continue reading →
I would like to commend our firefighting efforts and thank our leaders all the way up to and including the national level, for providing support to our State of CA.
Continue reading →Recently I sent a letter of concern to our government, in response to news of proposed fund divestment to a region in the middle-east. Just say no to divestment fellow citizens! We have many expenses, and we should not continue … Continue reading →
Psychologists have publicly stated that they have recently lifted a ban. Apparently they used to self censure by keeping themselves separated from the interrogation process conducted by government officials. This self-censure may have amounted to thoroughness comparable to the self-censure … Continue reading →
Most seniors, whom I know personally, lead active lives, have responsibilities, are energetic, and would grow lonely if separated from their friends and children. That is a fact. And so, health maintenance is critical. Do your crossword puzzles, watch your … Continue reading →
In an age that is battered, if not defined by exceedingly bad behavior at the hand of some anti-socials, it pays to look back and remember what happened, so we can be a bit more forgiving of mistrust between individuals … Continue reading →
Brooke Shields has used Washington’s pulpit to further causes, as many before her have. For Ms. Shields, it is her fight to battle her postpartum depression which became public when Tom Cruise publicly (I think) criticized her decision to use … Continue reading →
Well, after watching the usual lineup: “Nancy Grace”, “CNN Headline News”,” Extra”… opinions are flailing every which way when it comes to Paris. I was happy to see Billy Baldwin eloquently defend the position that it is possible to have … Continue reading →
Hey everybody! So Ms. Hilton is in Lynwood. Hold it down girl. So, my question to everyone is, am I taking advantage of the woman’s sentence by wanting to visit her while she’s in jail? Or am I being kind? … Continue reading →
My personal judgments about him are majoritavely negative. In light of public scrutiny, I think he is rightfully being scrutinized. It is very likely that he uses his credentials to brainwash many young male patients into accepting mental servitude to … Continue reading →
The nominees (US presidential hopefuls) seem very eager to stand out from the others… in both major parties. And, admissions from many reveal that they do in fact care to cater to the concerns of American voters. Imagine that. How … Continue reading →
Another word about ‘out of control’ stars. Posing with a knife for a photo is very strange. And repeated car crashes… well flat-out irresponsible unless someone else caused those crashes.
Continue reading →Congress and the president passed the federal minimum wage increase. Excellent triumph. There’s more to do by way of health insurance for currently uninsured.
Continue reading →The former dictator of Iraq, who waged war as did the former Yugoslavian leader Mr. S. Milosevic, was actually a friend of the US at various points in history. Well, his hanging took place after a long, drawn out, and … Continue reading →
Quoting a prominent newspaper, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was reported to have said that quote [“enemy combatants” cannot challenge their detention] unquote. While he is technically right, that a prisoner of war in custody is not subject to the same … Continue reading →