The prospect of Donald Trump moderating a debate is what finally made things click. It occurred to me the other day as I was leaving a comment elsewhere: if someone had written a TV show and the plot followed the… Continue Reading
-{I didn’t get the Opposite Day post I had intended to write done. However, a while back on Hit Coffee I wrote a point-counterpoint from the perspective of two fictitious characters from my writing. One favors state-run lotteries. The other… Continue Reading
What do James Madison, Andrew Jackson, Franklin Pierce, Ulysses Grant, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, William Taft, and Richard Nixon have in common?
I have found myself in multiple instances over the past week deflecting accusations of racism. This is a rather odd position for me to be in and a role I am not entirely comfortable with, to be perfectly honest. Mostly,… Continue Reading
The top thirteen states on this ranking are, in order: Hawaii, Arizona, Delaware, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Idaho, Indiana, Colorado, Wyoming, Tennessee, Massachusetts, and then North Dakota.
Sheila Tone is a coblogger of mine over at Hit Coffee. Despite the fact that she doesn’t post very often, a not-insignificant part of my readership is there to read her and not me. She’s a family services lawyer that… Continue Reading
{Every now and again, I have to “get out of my system” something that has been bothering me. I know the time has come because when, instead of just clearing the deck and writing a post about it, it starts… Continue Reading
Hello all. I will be taking over the Monday Trivia for at least a while. I do not expect to be as good as Burt at finding questions that are both difficult but answerable. I have a couple coming down… Continue Reading
Yes, the title is completely ripped off from Elias. Hopefully he does not mind. Perhaps the greatest thing about dogs is how responsive they are when you are glum. They don’t have the slightest clue about what to do about… Continue Reading
At present, Ohio has the most of these with eight. Florida and Texas are next with six each, followed by California and Michigan with five. Alabama and Louisiana have four. Six states have three and more than half of states… Continue Reading