Elizabeth Warren? We Have Good News and Bad News

The Senator from Massachusetts Brings a Lot to the Table – Not All of It Good A Good Early Start in Washington I confess to having been something of an Elizabeth Warren fan for quite a while. Her performance in bringing the Consumer Protection Agency into being was nothing …
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Why You Should Get Over Mayor Pete’s Youth

Buttigieg’s Judgement and Articulation Are Exceptional Enough to Deserve Consideration No, I am not going to tell you who to vote for. You are big boys and girls – you can figure that out yourself. But for a few upcoming posts, I am going to highlight strengths some candidates may …
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Compartmentalization vs Free Range Worries

No stereotypes here, but boy, men and women DO seem to ponder things differently. How Do We Think? Well, why not start the New Year off with something bound to stir up some arguments? All this end of the year/end of the decade list making has encouraged a lot of …
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This is The Trump That Was Always at Risk

It’s Not Hard to Make the Case for Killing Soleimani. Even Easier to Cite How Wrongly This Was Carried Out. I really wanted to talk about something other than politics today I had a nice blog on something completely different ready to offer you. But the real world does …
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Think You Know the Difference Between Art and Science?

Not So Fast, There. Allow Me to Blur the Lines for You. Drawing Boxes and Coloring Inside the Lines. Maybe Not. Human beings have a tendency to divide things up into black and white. Real life often does not operate in that manner. Making hard divisions where they do not …
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What Did We Find Useful Last Year? Where are We Headed Next Year?

It’s the End of One Year, the Beginning of Another. What Do We See in Each Direction? I have bad news and good news. The bad news, of a sort, is that this is a pretty long post. BUT WAIT. The good news is that it is made up of …
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