People keep telling me I was in West Tennessee Healthcare Rehabilitation Hospital Cane Creek in Martin for two weeks. I can’t believe it, because I can only recall a couple of days.
Anyone out there still want to debate the issue that President Donald Trump and his organization, formerly known as the Republican Party, cares about you if you aren’t a conservative, Christian, heterosexual, wealthy white person who believes in nationalism above all the other isms this coun…
Before the American people are subjected to another “presidential debate,” would someone please define the word for the candidates and insist we get what we paid for?
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The thought process of the Liberal Left never ceases to amaze me. It also scares me.
Don’t you people hate it when I’m right? Oh wait, I mean correct.
I have said many times, there is a fine line between politics and madness (a line I crossed in 1968).
We have to find a way to fix our medical insurance dilemma.
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“Now that rips it!” was the excruciating cry of Samantha, the spirited witch/housewife in the TV series “Bewitched,” after dealing with her bugbears of burdens, Endora, Serena and Uncle Arthur and their antics.
Black Lives Matter is a coalition of chapters that dot the landscape; they coalesce to form a complex patchwork of justice activists.
I decided to take a break from my weekly trumpeting of Joe Biden (pun intended) and other Democrats to recognize the 100-year anniversary of women receiving the right to vote.
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Dear Dave,
I haven’t watched much professional sports over the last few months. On Sept. 17, I did tune into the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns football game.
On a given day, most of us don’t have to think about the U.S. Supreme Court and what the justices do every day.
The voters will have the luxury of a clear choice when Nov. 3 rolls around.
Anti-maskers want us to “open” the country? I have an idea.
With the Tennessee House Education Committee slated to meet in “summer study” this week, I’m urging a “no confidence” vote in regards to state Commissioner of Education Penny Schwinn.
So, here are my top 10 reasons to limit your time on Facebook:
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Do those famed rules have you in a knot? The thorns of political asides float from the White House to press deep into the side of the rivals. It furrowed the brow of those who relish ritual to boot.
For most of the year, we’ve been inundated with the continual nonsense that the Democratic Party is the party of the far-left socialism.
“President Donald Trump is relentlessly tossing out every form of doubt he can about the legitimacy and reliability of the 2020 presidential vote. Soon to come – holding presidential elections when we’ve already got a president is a U.S. Constitutional hoax?” — Clyde Peterson, Houston.
You should have known that even a severe sickness couldn’t stop me cold.
Historically, a hallmark of past U.S. elections has been the peaceful transition of power.
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One of the things political junkies on the left like to do these days is wonder what a Joe Biden administration would look like and who’d be in it.
National Hispanic Appreciation Month began Tuesday, so here’s another reason to celebrate.
“I should have anticipated spending at least a bit of time each day listening to the assorted views on all the cable opinion stations would lead to trouble. I watched a whole Tucker Carlson show last night, and very near its sign-off, Tucker the Obnoxious said something I agreed with. Me? Ag…
Which one of these words describes your view of the dreaded coronavirus (COVID-19)?
Dear Dave,
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“Congratulations to Inglewood, Calif., on getting its near-empty, multi-billion dollar professional football stadium up and running. Meanwhile, plans for building a similar structure in Old Buchanan are rumored to be on hold pending further study of the value of building empty multi-billion …
We were just getting the branding fire going well when Dud brought out the tape measure.
To say that 2020 has been a crazy year would be an understatement. It feels like our world has been turned upside down.
Here’s a great question from a Texas reader: “Why is the pizza round, the box square and the slices cut into triangles?”
Fall season officially begins Sept. 22 this year. For every season, there is a change. Most of us like the seasons, especially if we can have four of them.
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Those on the left are waging war against America, and much of that war on the home front goes unnoticed.
Have you ever felt like you’re just overwhelmed?
Have you ever felt like you’re just overwhelmed?
Those on the left are waging war against America, and much of that war on the home front goes unnoticed.
Everybody has troubles. If you don’t believe it, then ask any American living in the year 2020.
With time on my hands and no place to go, I’ve been reading a book of fairy tales. I’ve found many versions of the “Three Pigs” classic. Here’s a condensed version.
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Just when we thought the pernicious influences of the national press, and cult-like messaging, had grown to the tower’s peak, they cast a net.
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