Monthly Archives: February 2008

Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle. – Thomas Jefferson

Words mean things. On one hand, they can be meaningless. Their use can be a coincidence. They can be taken out of context. They can be unintentional. Or they can be an example of how someone thinks. This may be … Continue reading →

When I fly in an airplane I want the pilot with the most experience, not the one who can inspire hope in me that I get to where I am going. When I pay my taxes, I want the person … Continue reading →

Fast forward to January 25th, just before the New York primary on Super Tuesday. The Times endorses John McCain for the New York Republican primary. Now hang on a second. If The Times thinks McCain had been engaged in an … Continue reading →

Let’s not be too idealistic here. One would hope the media would be fair, but reality is another thing. The New York Times is supposed to be journalism’s crème de la crème. Maybe she once was, but the recent hit … Continue reading →

I must admit, up until yesterday most of us were hoping the Republican nominee for president would go up against Hillary Clinton. She has the obvious negatives and would be a statue of a sparring partner for her GOP opponent … Continue reading →