Thank You Mr. Trump
Thank you, Mr. Trump: For Making America Greedier, Again—MAGA’s real meaning as it plays out across America.
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Admiral John W. Flores is a disabled American veteran, and a journalist and author in the mountains of northern New Mexico. He is a recipient of the U.S. Navy Public Service Award—presented to him in a 2009 ceremony at the 4th Recon Battalion HQ. The citation was signed by then-Marine Corps Commandant James Conway.
Author: Admiral John W. Flores
My worst moment in life
Funny how my worst moment in life can be remembered almost word for word all these years later. We’re talking about an event that happened in the summer of 1981 when I neared what would become the apogee of my stupidity. No driving license, no military ID, and nothing but beer cans in the car, as I was speeding through a marshland of South Louisiana.
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Ed Asner: A quick chat with TV’s Lou Grant
(Image by Here and now, unfortunately, ends my journey on Pixabay from Pixabay) Albuquerque, NM — It started a few
Read moreMy Greatest Christmas Present
Winter 1973, one of the coldest in North Texas for many years, when I unknowingly (at the time) received a
Read moreJFK’s committment to open government may have killed him, and that assassination gave us the Vietnam War
Dear Editor, We, the People, were lied to by our own government in a massive effort of obfuscation/cover-up after the
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‘Trump belongs in prison, not the White House,’ Admiral says
OPEN LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Dear Speaker Pelosi: Thank you for holding public impeachment hearings, and I hope you and
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Letter to Editor: Trump can not heal the damage he continues to inflict
My father just turned 88 recently, and served as an artillery officer with the 1st Armored Division based out of Fort
Read more‘Trump should be forced to resign’
“I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States and will to the best of my
Read moreFrank Serpico’s voice reverberates through the decades
ALBUQUERQUE, NM— Former NYPD detective Frank Serpico took a bullet in the face during a Feb. 1971 raid on a suspected
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