There are so many disturbing things going on that it is difficult to choose what to tackle next. It's no wonder so many books are being written to try to educate the public. ...more

November 5, 2009

Before political correctness we had colorful names for people in our fairly ethnically diverse school and neighborhood, most of which I can't even mention in this column. ...more

October 24, 2009

I am politically incorrect and proud of it! "Political correctness" is a sickness for wimps and those who are unable to think for themselves. They would much rather let the governments tell them how to think. ...more

August 31, 2009

Watching two hours of Sen. Spector's recent "town hall" meeting in Lebanon, Pa., I realized that a new chapter in the protocol of political correctness has been written which only applies to elected officials holding "town hall" meetings on health care. ...more

August 21, 2009

Andrew Nappi of Hudson says he hopes U.S. Rep. Virginia Brown-Waite was merely tailoring her response to her young audience when she told Hudson High School students she hopes President Barack Obama succeeds. ...more

March 25, 2009

1. White and blue collar shirts must be replaced with brown and elite black shirts. 2. Truth, common sense and intellectual debate must be stopped and political correctness must reign. 3. All logic ought to be micromanaged by our media. 4. We are safe, but our requirement will be our necks stretched across a chopping block. 5. If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and acts like a duck; well? 6. Our economy is solid, that's why most large businesses are relocating to other parts of the world (which proves the point.) 7. Those nations who promise to kill us are just kidding. 8. If a tsunami was heading toward us our political authorities would say there's nothing to worry about and we'd do nothing. 9. No need to fear, what you don't know won't kill you. 10. Now the election is over, all bets are off. ...more

November 9, 2008

Looking for a wholesome, tasteful, family-oriented Halloween celebration? Stay well away from Skipper's Smokehouse tonight. ...more

October 24, 2008

I have watched, listened and read with tongue in cheek as the spin doctors of our two respective presidential candidates seek to discredit and vilify each other. Is anyone else getting sick and tired of the mud slinging and negativity employed in politics from the national on down to the local level? I think you are! I recently had an appointment at the West Palm Beach V.A. hospital, where I used my time between exams to talk a little politics with other vets. What I found was nearly all are feeling betrayed by our own government, frustrated by the outsourcing of our jobs overseas, angry with our faulty immigration policy, and wondering when our elected leaders are going to start listening to "we the people." ...more

October 4, 2008

Looking For Prosperity I was walking along the road the other day and found $150. ...more

September 19, 2008

Green Not So Green I have a dilemma that I need the liberal global warming alarmists to help me with. If we go to "electric" cars, I foresee a conflict of interest. Do I demonstrate my "greenness" by having an electric-powered rollerskate, thereby increasing the demand of electricty, thereby increasing the amount of coal or nuclear power usage while thumbing my nose at the oil companies? ...more

July 18, 2008