My legion of subscribers [and by “legion,” I mean, “Potentially fewer than what you might picture when you think of a Roman legion”] understands if you click on “politics” in the tags cloud, you’ll discover a large number of blogs in which I explain I don’t write about politics.Having said that, I voted in the Texas primary…
It is hysterical when I point out that hoarding toilet paper and hand sanitizer [but not hand soap] is where we are as a society. But since we, as a society, now feel like Michael Clarke Duncan from The Green Mile, it’s increasingly important to find the good in the world…
“Why isn’t the electric grid fixed right now?!” we all hollered out at our television screens last week as ERCOT asked us to think about maybe turning up our thermostats a bit…
According to the Texas Secretary of State, 95.16% of you should not be arguing about politics on Facebook…
Many of us have spent time yearning during this pandemic and period of hyper-partisan bickering…
I’m no square, but I was texting with some associates during the State of the Union address earlier this week. One had previously lamented he hadn’t voted in ten years but was excited to cast his ballot in the primary Tuesday…
One of my college professors was Steve Bell, the first news anchor of Good Morning America. I’m not an old man, but at the time, he talked about how partisan news shows were starting to gain popularity.Until then, people could choose from a few news outlets that would tell you what was happening in the world. His position…