A Category Five Crossroad
Both sides of the American political aisle agree on at least one major observation about the upcoming presidential election.
Greg Maresca
A Streaming Timeout
Too often, Congress is playing catchup with the ever-devolving American cultural landscape. Internet legislation is, for the most part, a generation old and in regard to children it is even older.
A Binging Monetary Pivot
For the first time since 2020, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a percentage point making the range between 4.75% and 5% with anticipation of more to come.
The Undecided Voter
At least three percent of American presidential voters are “undecided.” In a tight race, provided the polls are accurate, 4.7 million Americans remain fence sitters and could be the difference in November’s election.
Alexa Woke Votes
Amazon’s celebrated Alexa caused a justified upheaval after the device was questioned as to which presidential candidate one should vote for. Her responses were…interesting.
Hope Endorses Joy
Accepting the nomination as a cackling caricature of the Wicked Witch of the West dressed in mournful black does not project joy but is a ghoulish facsimile underscoring a campaign that is out for blood.
Important, Yet Unheralded Milestones
July 4, 1776, is arguably the most significant day in American history. Another noteworthy day of Americana arrived on Monday, July 29, 2024, as a footnote, when it is anything but.
Anticipation Is Great In Happy Valley
STATE COLLEGE – Football media day at Penn State has always resembled a military parade. It is a classic pass and review. All the players don their jerseys and are regulated to huddling together by their positions located throughout Holuba Hall’s vast indoor football practice facility. The afternoon’s proceedings have always taken on a very …
The Buzz On The Bus
The time is long past burying our heads in our phones and other narcissistic pursuits while our constitution and the republic founded upon it is being bused over a cliff.
A Big Ten Green-Filled Pasture
No one associated with big time college football will deny that there is an ongoing tornado of change going on.
Consider It Killed
Society is stuffed full of news and information, while it desperately starves for wisdom and common sense.
The Legend of Bagging Vance
As the spool of the American political landscape continues to unravel weekly, keep in mind that you are at this epoch of history for good reasons.
Wheat and Tares
Pope St. Pius V who served from January 1566 to his death, in May 1572 had it right saying, “All the evil in the world is due to lukewarm Catholics.”
Democrats’ Top Ten Biden Replacement Candidates
Here is a top-ten list Democrats’ might want to consider in replacing Biden
Chemical Exterminators
Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, chemical abortions now account for over half of all American abortions. What appears to be a convenient procedure is anything but.
America On Trial
Those who survive from the Greatest Generation are spending their last days watching this latest generation turn our democratic republic into a banana republic.
Showtime in Hotlanta
Both candidates are presidents, one a former, the other holding the office. Moreover, both candidates have yet to be officially nominated by their respective parties.
Corruption Irruption
Democrats have been after Trump well before he set foot in the White House, so why would anything be different now?
Do the Right Thing
There should be an exclusive circle in Dante’s Inferno for politicians who park their progeny in private schools, while voting against school choice for their constituency, while promoting abortion at every turn.
Kicking Back, the American Way
On the field, middle linebacker Dick Butkus was one of the most intimidating players in NFL history, but it took a placekicker to become the most feared player off it.