The riddle transgresses the vibrant Thursday night trivia scene at one of the few disappearing neighborhood dive bars left in Seattle, as the host deftly reads a question in the second round that is eerily relevant to the plight that the residents of liberally controlled cities face. “What is it called when a desert, Abolitionist […]
The “New” Printing Press Gets Spooky
Former world-renowned physicist Richard Feynman and grandfather of the renaissance age of particles and esteemed colleagues brought the concept that the universe is a “spooky” place to laboratories and college campuses in the middle of the irregular zany decade that was the 1970’s, freight train of thought that is still going. The axiom that things […]
Big Pond, Small Fish- The World Of The College Football Playoffs
With parity at a premium, the NCAA governing body enacted aggressive measures to literally even the playing field. The dynamic as unfair and unequitable as Nancy Pelosi judging a drag queen beauty contest during the height of Covid, while enjoying the dungeon. While the ancient incumbent will fortunately and ungraciously retire from politics after a […]
Fla. Gubernatorial Candidate Jolly Calls for More Gun Control
By Dave Workman Republican-turned-Independent-turned-Democrat Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly has called for a ban on so-called “assault weapons,” universal background checks and expansion of so-called “red flag” laws in the aftermath of mass shootings at Brown University in Rhode Island, and the rampage by two terrorists at Bondi Beach in Australia, according to the Floridian […]
Out With The Green And In With The “Knew”
The Green New Deal, 0r the “kNew” Green Deal is old and cumbersome news, as supporters know and knew what they were doing when they launched the retched and stifling campaign targeting corporations and the procurement of resources. The indulgence into the careless and extreme is hopefully being silenced and tempered by a “knew” age […]
Chaotic Civics- The Overreaction From Critics
In an off-election year, “off ” being the relevant term on a cavalcade of levels, the deemphasis by voters on the crucial concept of life experience has resulted in some disturbing developments at the lower levels of government. While the effects of the current trajectory of hyper-local levels cannot be underestimated, the forthcoming detrimental influence […]
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