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Monday 05 March 2012 - 7:40 pm
I’m not against labor unions generally, and I’ve belonged to unions in the past. Labor unions have their place, but they should keep it reasonable, and not bleed the hand that feeds them until it has shriveled out of existence!
Read MoreTuesday 13 December 2011 - 5:33 pm
Mine may be the last generation inAmerica’s history to grow up in a free, anonymous, un-monitored environment. There weren’t surveillance systems set up to spy on folks as is done, today. And, if you think “spy” is a bit too harsh of a word, well, I think it’s quite fitting. Let me explain.
Read MoreSaturday 29 October 2011 - 10:27 am
If there’s one common thread that runs through the lives of Americans, of all ages, it’s our relationship with our automobiles. We are, and have been since early last century, the most mobile of nations. Personal autos, as the primary implement we use for our mobility, are a central element in the life of everyone in theU.S.
Read MoreWednesday 17 August 2011 - 12:34 pm
Thoughts on the State of California – I mean that in both contexts; the State of California, one of our 50, and the “state” of California, i.e., what condition it’s in!
Read MoreFriday 12 August 2011 - 11:43 am
Obama Care – Possibly the most grievous case of our government defying the will of the people in the history of our country! An act that should cause us, the legal, legitimate citizens of this country, to do a major “housecleaning” in the U.S. Congress in November of 2012!
Read MoreSaturday 16 July 2011 - 2:47 pm
As mentioned in a previous posting, America is the most mobile of nations. However, it seems that this element of our lives is under assault from a wide range of contemptible Liberal-Leftist Ass-Wipes (LLA), who’d prefer to see all of us jammed onto some train or bus. A train or bus that, in most cases, doesn’t fit our timetables or our destinations! These include the individuals and groups that I collectively refer to as “environmental whackos,” along with a host of highly-placed elected officials.
Read MoreSunday 12 June 2011 - 08:18 am
The Los Angeles Police Commission has voted to end its contract with a vendor that supplies red-light photo-enforcement cameras used at a number of the City’s major intersections. L.A. is the country’s 2nd-largest city. If this had occurred in some little burg in Montana or Maine, it would not have nearly the same significance. This is a big deal!
Read MoreSunday 05 June 2011 - 10:48 am
A recent (April 2011) “letter to the editor” of one of the local “City” papers raised an interesting question about how we (the collective “we”) view the responsibility to follow the rules regarding voting in our nation. This writer made it clear that he considers any move to establish or enforce a few basic rules to ensure the integrity of our electoral process amounts to “disenfranchisement.” I think he, and those who view this issue as he does, are solidly wrong.