When I first proposed to create an independent writer’s presidential campaign, I thought it would be an effective literary device from which to criticize Trump and the Corporatization of the entire Washington establishment. I’ve changed my mind. It has not proven effective. Why? I think it is simply because so many people are critical of… continue reading »
Yes, you’re right. The writer of this column has complained about the digital world before. It’s becoming increasingly absurd, however. So I thought I’d rant about it again. I was calling my AT&T wireless people about an insurance claim, when . . . Let me back up to the beginning. A while back some baby… continue reading »
A recent article in Business Week comments: “There’s no escaping geopolitics.” Joshua Brustein, the writer, is simply saying that the actions of politicians guide – or misguide – what occurs financially (and to a great extent also socially) on the planet. He demonstrates through historical records that your and my financial security depends on the… continue reading »
As I watched Senator Warren recently on Rachel Maddow’s NBC show, I was struck by how elated she seemed to be bashing Trump and proclaiming her campaign will change things. As an Independent, I find both our Democrat and Republican approaches to the state of the nation, with their primary obsession stalking Trump or the… continue reading »
Whenever one starts a war with some perceived enemy, it is best to have a plan for finally disengaging from all the blood and gore to safely get back home. My Paris, Madrid, Florence strategy is that idea of how to run my presidential campaign. Let me explain. Since we live in the digital age,… continue reading »
