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We always hear that war is hell. No argument. But it's also something else, though.
I can't help noticing that the models people keep coming up with these days are all a lot flimsier than those airplanes kids used to put together with balsawood and glue.
My late wife would chide me for always prefacing my remarks on religious matters by stating that I wasn't religious.
We have a couple of viruses currently putting Americans at risk. The first is the variety China has exported to the world.
In response to a rocket attack launched by the Iran-backed militia in Iraq that killed two Americans and a Brit, we hit back with that the Pentagon called a "defensive and proportional response."
I have never understood the clamor for term limits. I think people confuse cause and effect.
When I hear liberals toss around numbers that make no sense, I find myself wondering if it's all the fault of the new math they began teaching after I was out of school.
When it comes to making money, self-confirmed Socialist Bernie Sanders is no slouch.
Every so often, my in-box becomes so crowded with memes I've printed out and little notes I've written to myself, I feel as if I'm being buried alive.
The Chinese Communists are so vile it is easy to think the worst about them, no matter how lacking in truth a rumor might be.
It hasn't always been easy being a homosexual in America.
We used to refer to eras and ages, whether it involved jazz or bobbysoxers, but along the way, we began giving names to entire generations.
I realize that on the face of it suggesting that Conservatives owe anything to the poseur from Utah, especially after he stabbed Trump in the back, must sound like a bad joke.
In the early days of World War II, it wasn't just Hollywood actors in their 20s and 30s who went to war.
It's not easy to determine who came out of the impeachment trial looking the worst. Some might cast their vote for Nancy Pelosi, some with the combo of Adam Schiff and Jerry Nadler, but others – myself included – would hand the trophy to Mitt Romney.
When Speaker Pelosi tore up President Trump's State of the Union Address, she might as well have been ripping up the Constitution because that's what she and her congressional cohorts have been up to for the past three years.
God knows I'd be the last person on earth who'd wish to be judged on the basis of his son. But, at least I didn't aid and abet my son Max in his criminal activities, which included theft, illegal gambling and kiting checks, in his early 20s.
It is amazing, though predictable, how quickly liberals will go from despising a public figure to holding him in esteem. All that's required is that he pass a simple litmus test.
Considering that I'm not religious, I find myself often dealing with religious questions and not from a negative standpoint.
I have pretty much worked my way through all those DVDs the studios sent to WGA members in December.
