growls from Manhattan
This column has spoken a lot about Donald Trump so now it’s time to draw some comparisons between Trump who we have vigorously attacked, and Hillary Clinton who has been just as vigorously attacked by the Right.. There was a discussion
There has been a lot of noise made about foreign trade policies and how bad they have been for this country. Donald Trump, who is making the most noise, does know a little about trade. Very little! He is always harping
One looks around at the attacks against our current foreign policy and one listens to all the complaints about how it is being conducted and one wonders; does anyone who writes in the media or schemes in Washington ever read any
So the big question has become where are all these Trump followers coming from? The answer seems to be from failure. Failure on the part of the Republican establishment to deliver on any of the promises they have made through one
The violence at the Trump rallies in Chicago and other places on Saturday night were reminiscent of many other rallies that we have seen over the years, but in each case there are significant differences. In Chicago in 1968 the protestors
The GOP has come up with the latest fantasy of the Obama problem. It appears that Donald Trump is a creation of Barak Obama’s administration! Yeah, sure, we’re really ready to buy that one. The concept seems to have originated with
Millions of refugees are flooding into Europe. That’s more than Europe can handle even if all of the countries involved really did their part. But countries like Hungry, those that used to make up Yugoslavia and many others won’t. Nations around the
Watched an interview with Hillary Clinton recently and the question of Obama’s ability to hook up with the Republicans for the good of the country came up. Her answer was clear and very concise, and it made a lot of sense.
Despite what the party establishment says, the Republican race seems to be all but over. Trump stands with a firm 35-40%, seemingly no matter where he goes or what happens, and the rest divide up the remaining two thirds of the
The Republican primaries came apart at the seams the other night with supposedly mature men who are running for the Presidency of the greatest nation in the world, squabbling like children in a schoolyard or punks on a street corner. But there