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When the 'dumb' gets embarrassing (opens the original)
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The truest, most insightful thing Donald Trump has ever said is, "I love the poorly educated." The man who has no clue as to how dumb he himself actually is, is actually smart enough to know that his ace in the hole is that there are a lot of other dumb people in America. Dumb enough to think that having a lot of money means you're smart, rather than lucky at birth. Dumb enough to vote for him three times, even though he did know in the past how to bankrupt three casinos, an airline, a college a
Bluntly speaking, pick a side! (opens the original)
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à ? ? ? €œYou tell people what you think. You tell the truth." Well, if that's true, it's the result of 23 years of writing daily editorials for a local newspaper and another two decades of doing the same thing in retirement via the Internet. You get used to getting to the point. The brief conversation above with a friend was in regard to whether I had said something to offend a mutual acquaintance. What I said was something I have been compelled to write (and occasionally say) for the better
The Supreme Court gets one right (opens the original)
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Catching up with the good, the bad and the ugly a la Jimmy Cannon. -- Maybe it's just me, but: It was about time the Supreme Court got one right and boy was it a big one. The unsigned ruling rejecting Trump's effort to stifle mail-in voting in the November midterm elections is a major victory for Democrats, the Constitution and common sense. Justice Alito's long-winded dissent, an attempt to justify the unconstitutional effort by Trump to usurp control of voting from the states, was cosigned by
Is Trump our 'Dry Drunk'? (opens the original)
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I wrote a monthly column on addiction and recovery for The Times Herald-Record in Middletown, N.Y. for several years after I retired. When The Record went the way of many local newspapers -- cutting "non- essential" features (and people) to increase profits for corporate investors -- I continued to write the column on a less regular basis for my Internet blogs. Still do. All told, it's been about 20 years. I think it's an important topic that is often lost in the daily grind of "news." The other
More of the same (silence) from Republicans (opens the original)
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The lowest price I saw today for gasoline in our mid-Hudson region of New York was $4:16 per gallon. The Food and Drug Administration, its rank of inspectors sharply reduced by the Trump administration, announced that organic frozen blueberries are being recalled in several states because of the risk of e-coli infection, which has caused vomiting, diarrhea and, well, death. Measles cases are multiplying. The U.S. resumed military action in the illegal war with Iran by attacking a wedding, killin
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