
CSotD: After Further Review …
Rod Emmerson comments on Prince Harry’s book, and I appreciate that he is commenting on the impact of the book…
Rod Emmerson comments on Prince Harry’s book, and I appreciate that he is commenting on the impact of the book…
I was dismayed to read the absurd piece by a Cleveland editor in which he said that, while readers like…
Arlo and Janis offer incisive commentary on the owner-side of the housing boom and how little it should matter to…
(Matt Davies) (Mike Luckovich) (Bill Bramhall) This is an intriguing Juxtaposition because of the breadth contained in it….
Jack Ohman (Counterpoint) notes the lack of conflict-of-interest rules for Congress, in light of a proposal by Zoe Lofgren (D-CA)…
Mike Smith (KFS) offers a common though often dubious critique, that the Republicans are flooding us with criticism of the…
Kevin Siers puts our current crisis in plain terms: We’ve somehow become involved in an argument in which the concept…
A bit of rational exuberance from David Rowe as the FBI executes a search warrant on the Trump residence at…
Bill Bramhall depicts the Fourth of July in the New Normal, in which we can’t always distinguish the traditional fireworks…
There are a ton of ketchup cartoons this morning, but Jack Ohman gets the prize not only for having this…
The current question for political commentators seems to be “Can you walk and chew gum at the same time?”…
I’m writing this a few hours before the second of the Jan 6 Committee public hearings goes on the air,…
Elon Musk is purchasing Twitter and, as Dr. MacLeod notes, social media is ablaze with outrage and, as he suggests,…
An apt mood-setter from Pros & Cons (KFS): Whether we’re entering a new Dark Age or a new Golden Age…
Matt Wuerker (Politico) cites the phrase “Fog of War,” which began, as he suggests, on the battlefield, but has spread…