Monthly Archives: June 2002

Red Skelton hoped it would not happen. But he must have been psychic, or he really knew his Liberals. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco reversed a 1954 act of Congress adding the phrase “under God” … Continue reading →

It’s not often that we opinion/editorialists get an opportunity to once again make the case for politically correct media bias. It’s an opportunity I relish, and this time I may have a good case. Please allow me to revisit the … Continue reading →

ShowTime! Q: What do you think are the 3rd and 6th (not necessarily in that order) biggest issues facing Americans today? Thank you for your thoughts. Erik Baade Indianapolis IN A: Easy one (or two), Eric. 3rd is legalized theft. … Continue reading →

Fortunately, my approval ratings with the fine readers of Men’s News Daily are better than that. Give or take a couple of duds, this marks my 50th column for this fine website. I would like to take the opportunity to … Continue reading →

Politicians. “Do as I say, not as I do.” Wouldn’t it be nice if just once we could run their lives like they try to run ours? Just once if we could tell them we wanted to take money directly … Continue reading →

Almost decade ago, when I was just developing what would come to be known as common sense, I remember watching aghast a local Southern California news story. There were these young high school boys. They seemed like your average suburban … Continue reading →

Again it seems due to my 1000-or-so word limitation, some feel that I leave out important aspects of the topics I choose to write about. Such has occurred again with my column about McDonalds. My point was not only to … Continue reading →

I am a Quarter-Pounder with cheese junkie. I love to dunk my fries in barbecue sauce. I help myself to an occasional McRib and Big Mac. The apple pies are an occasional treat. My youngest son and I both like … Continue reading →