A Freudian slip, more GOP woes, lots of international news, and an update on yesterday’s IPCC report

By Robert A. Vella When speaking in public, political leaders who have something to hide shouldn’t deviate much from their Continue reading →

Barr avoids contempt, Mueller avoided duty, more on rising Leftism, South’s economy slumps, more news

By Robert A. Vella The news cycle normally starts out slow on Mondays and builds to a crescendo on Fridays, Continue reading →

My first thoughts on the 2020 election, plus other news

By Robert A. Vella Centrism versus Populism A couple of years ago, I watched a televised town hall meeting with Continue reading →

‘Don’t tell Trump,’ Judge blocks rule change, GOP turmoil for 2020, Voter turnout data, Permafrost study

By Robert A. Vella ‘Don’t tell Trump’ From:  In Push for 2020 Election Security, Top Official Was Warned: Don’t Tell Continue reading →

Sunday Editorial: Rays of Sunshine and Words of Caution

By Robert A. Vella The worrisome outbreak of measles especially in the Pacific Northwest, after this disease had been eradicated Continue reading →

Hoyer says House will not seat a North Carolina Republican amid questions about integrity of election

Incoming House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer said Friday that Democrats next week will not seat a North Carolina Republican Continue reading →

Saturday blurbs: Trump’s ire, Asylum ruling, NC election fraud, VA privatization mess, Intel rpt on midterms

By Robert A. Vella Twas three nights before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring except Continue reading →

The GOP’s Trump dilemma is a no-win situation

By Robert A. Vella Before the 2016 presidential election, both the Democratic and Republican parties faced internal civil wars pitting Continue reading →