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  • February 19, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    Blind Expectations

    I am at a loss to explain the Cult of Trump. He is neither articulate nor inspiring. He casts no aura of competence or concern. He is not admired or respected but inexplicably feared. He has never written anything memorable…

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  • February 12, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    Walking Past History

    We have the pleasure of hosting our grandsons at, as they call it, “Grandmother and Grandfather’s hotel,” a couple of days a week here in Warren in the old American Tourister Mill. Both kids, aged 2 and 4, love exploring…

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  • February 11, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    This Special K isn’t Good for Most

    The US is in a K-shaped economy. It is characterized by extreme growth in the high-end sector at the expense and detriment of the lower and medium wage sector. While many sing the praises of this administration’s economic policy (if…

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  • February 8, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    “The Inhuman Power of the Lie”*

    *From Dr. Zhivago by Boris Pasternak If it is not clear to everyone now that this administration, and Mr. Trump, rival the Soviet Union when it comes to prevarication and suppression of the truth as policy it never will. What…

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  • February 4, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    Now What?

    Surprise History Quiz Okay, books away, grab a pen (actually, keyboard) and answer this question, What is the worst Holocaust in recorded history? Answer at the end of this column, but you’ll see it, or should, long before that. Okay,…

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  • February 3, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    Questions I’ve Been Asked

    After a post on Social media, I received a number of negative responses (always entertaining) including one that wanted me to answer a few questions. Here is the series of topics and my response. 1. Border Policy Not sure what…

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  • January 31, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    …Where Credit is Due

    If one seeks to be fair in criticizing others, one must acknowledge when you agree with someone as quickly as you are to disagree. To act otherwise is contrary to the spirit of open debate. While I see little redeeming…

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  • January 16, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    American Hegemony

    The Donroe Doctrine The United States of America is on course to reincarnate the worst of the powerful era of Athens, the devastation of choosing military intervention over diplomacy, and embracing a dangerous foreign policy based on might rather than…

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  • January 13, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    Bearing Witness to the Unjust Slander: Defending Renee Good and the ICE Officer

    Why Dishonestly Besmirching Character Hurts Us All In an age where reputations can be destroyed with a few keystrokes, the vicious phenomenon of besmirching the character of individuals we may disagree with has become a troubling norm, and few cases…

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  • January 10, 2026 · Mind Wanderings

    The Right to Protest Comes with Responsibility

    The recent tragic event in Minnesota is convoluting two separate and serious issues; the validity and efficacy of the President’s immigration enforcement policy and the use of deadly force by police officers. These issues need to be separated to ensure…

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