Missing the Point – The arrogant nonsense of the Supreme Court
Appointing someone to a prestigious, well-paid office for life conveys a certain arrogance and power to the appointee that does
Read moreA little bit of everything
Appointing someone to a prestigious, well-paid office for life conveys a certain arrogance and power to the appointee that does
Read moreTopgolf is in the new entertainment district downtown which is being developed, in part, to save the Horseshoe Casino which is the only one of Maryland’s three large casinos whose volume is down over last year. The casino was supposed to save the downtown, but now the city has to save the casino.
Read moreHow, in other words, does affirmative action benefit students who have graduated from Baltimore City public schools? Who does it help? What’s the point of having underqualified Baltimore City high school graduates apply to colleges where they can’t compete? Where, if the college admissions process is fair and reasonable, they’re not going to be accepted?
Read moreAs you may have heard, mega pop star Taylor Swift has been on a record-breaking tour of stadiums and other
Read moreJust between you and me, the secret to world peace is widespread prosperity born of democracy and capitalism. …Thank you.
Read moreSeveral months ago, I wrote an op/ed suggesting that we privatize our Postal Service. The USPS is “an independent agency.”
Read moreLately, I’ve found myself hoping that Donald Trump gets the Republican nomination for President. Why is that? Because I think
Read moreSeveral weeks ago, I wrote an op/ed titled “Who do the strict constructionists think they’re fooling?” Its simple point was
Read moreGiven President Biden’s extraordinary accomplishments in just the first two years he’s been in office, you’d think his re-election would be assured. But it’s not. Quite to the contrary, new Biden polling shows voter dissatisfaction with our President at record levels and that’s despite the economy being at virtually full employment.
Read moreSo how is it possible that a solid majority of voting-age Americans favor the pro-choice perspective, but our governments – including their judicial branches – may not? Even worse, it’s not a minority consisting of millions of Americans that I’m talking about.
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