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Monthly Archives: June 2018

Friday Night Music and More

This has been a banner day for fans of justice, in that Paul Manafort is where he belongs. I found it interesting that, from what I read, a number of experts in the field (I never practiced criminal law) felt it was unlikely that he’d be sent to jail. Personally, based on the allegations, I […]

Look what I see in my crystal ball

It appears that Lyin’ Sarah will be leaving her present positionsometime in the relatively near future, though she denies it now.  There is a microscopic chance that she will not get a well paid gig bloviating on one of the cable networks, and not necessarily Fox News. No one will ever mention that she was a […]

Pity the Onion

If you frequent the same type of internet sites as me, you have no doubt seen many posts that remark that this or that is “not the Onion”, but is in fact real. It makes you feel a bit sorry for the actual Onion, whose proprietors must be working overtime to come up with things […]

Who could have predicted this?

A while back I wrote some posts inspired by a history of the Gilded Age, my main point being that we’re reliving that era now in many respects. I don’t think I mentioned that during that age the South, particularly, came up with various ways to criminalize being black. It was one of many ways […]

Friday Night Music, Who are (most of) these people

Being as I’m getting on in years, and my memory’s failing, it is entirely possible I’ve put this video up before, but it’s well worth watching again. I know I should be able to identify most of these people, but I confess that I can’t get beyond Brian, Sir Elton, and Stevie. Back to real […]

Deafening silence from the Democrats

So, this happened on TV: House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) on Sunday defended investigations (or lack thereof) into Donald Trump by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives. During an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash, McCarthy repeatedly dodged questions about lies Trump attorney Jay Sekulow told in an attempt to clear the president of wrongdoing with regard […]

Friday Night Music

Not the usual this Friday night. Nothing from the 60’s. Quite a few years ago my son and I went to see *Me and My Girl* at the Weston Theater in Vermont. We enjoyed it immensely. In my humble opinion the showstopper song is The Lambeth Walk. I listened to the Broadway soundtrack a few […]