by Dan | Jan 23, 2021 | Blog, Featured, Random Xarking
I kept waiting to read a column devoted to this observation, and maybe it’s out there and I just haven’t seen it. But since I haven’t, here goes: The best thing about President Biden’s inaugural address was that he called out Republican lies...
by Dan | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog, Featured, Random Xarking, Uncategorized
Pass a law that grants the Federal Communications Comission power to review “public-interest news and commentary” programming for its “stewardship of facts,” regardless of whether the programming is broadcast over the air or transmitted via...
by Dan | Nov 24, 2020 | Blog, Random Xarking
Originally published on Facebook on Nov. 23, 2020. re: This wandering conversation we’re all having about what to think about the 73.8 million people who voted for Trump this month despite four years of mayhem. And I’m going to keep it simple. It’s...
by Dan | Sep 9, 2020 | Blog, Random Xarking
(A partial list) Global Warming The Democrats President Obama Low unemployment rates in 2016 The Steele Dossier “Russia, Russia, Russia” Wikileaks The Mueller Investigation Criminal charges against Paul Manafort “Immigration” New York Times...
by Dan | Feb 18, 2020 | Black Sheep Manor, Blog, Random Xarking
I just read an NPR interview with journalist McKay Coppins (thank you Lex Alexander), where the topic was what Trump and his campaign will do to win this fall. It covers the waterfront pretty well, with serial focus on the powers of incumbency, preparations for a...
by Dan | Jan 31, 2020 | Blog, Featured, Random Xarking
Some years ago, Janet gave me a used copy of Gore Vidal’s “Burr” as my Christmas present. Thoroughly recommended, but I’m not here to write a book report. What Vidal understood about America was what I refused to admit: Though we were founded...
