The other day, I saw a headline regarding the moderators chosen for the presidential debates. Before I could click on the link, I was struck by a sudden strong feeling, a premonition if you will. An overpowering vision appeared inside my head, showing me the identity and political leanings of this group of moderators. Of course, this sort of premonition is not new for me. | Read More »
When I first heard the announcement that Paul Ryan had been tabbed as Mitt Romney’s Vice Presidential pick, I was unsure how I felt about that choice. I knew that Ryan was considered an up and coming star in the Republican Party. I also knew that he was considered a pretty solid conservative, though I wasn’t up to date on all of his positions. There | Read More »
Desperate times call for desperate measures. Owing to the fact that so many of our elective representatives appear to live in a perpetual sort of fantasy land, we may be at the point where solutions to our problems have to come from the same place. There are a number of worthy candidates that could be considered when seeking a hero to save us. First, however, | Read More »
Recently, Senator Harry Reid raised quite a commotion with accusations regarding Mitt Romney’s taxes. Apparently, Harry has an anonymous source who knew a guy that was a friend with this other guy, or some such nonsense. Anyway, according to this reliable source, Romney did not pay any taxes for ten years. Although there is no actual evidence, Harry informed us that “The charge is out | Read More »
The comedian Flip Wilson once told the story of King Begonia of the Kingdom of Begonia. According to the story, the peasants of Begonia loved their King, and every time he spoke they would shout, “Hooray King Begonia! Hooray King Begonia!” One day, King Begonia issued a Royal Proclamation (reading from the Royal Teleprompter, no doubt). The King said, “He who has nothing shall have less, | Read More »
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