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The United Nations has been a bad joke for a long time.
I have never understood the notion of hating the sin but not the sinner. Perhaps it's because I'm not a Christian and therefore don't place quite enough faith in the power of redemption.
It's bad enough that our economy appears to be tied so tightly to China's that if someone sneezes in Beijing, the U.S. comes down with the Asian flu.
Sometimes, I am absolutely overwhelmed by the amount of email I receive.
Nobody has to tell me that it's way too soon to predict the outcome of the next presidential election. Heck, in 2016, I was still guessing wrong until around 10 p.m. on Election Night here on the west coast.
I know there are people who can't understand how it is that some folks make heroes out of athletes and entertainers. But the fact remains that especially during World War II, a great many actors, singers and professional sports figures defended this country at great personal risk.
I'm not sure how I feel about the red flag laws I keep hearing about, the ones that would, theoretically, keep guns out of the hands of loons.
I have heard for years that Joe Biden is a very likable guy. I suspect he said it first and people just came to accept it, sort of the way they took John McCain seriously when the Benedict Arnold of the GOP labeled himself a maverick.
I think it's safe to say that even Vlad the Impaler, allegedly the model for Dracula, received better press than President Trump.
I don't regard myself as a racist because I am still capable of making the distinction between Clarence Thomas and Elijah Cummings, Tim Scott and Cory Booker. But I will confess that it's becoming harder and harder simply because the blacks I despise far out-number the blacks I respect.
If only hypocrisy could be converted to electricity, the Democrats could replace our need for fossil fuel all by themselves.
The actual swine in this particular sty are the mindless voters who gave these degenerate idiots power.
At first glance, you wouldn't think that the Red Sea, the English Channel and the East River, had very much in common, asides from their being rather small bodies of water.
I wish there were a few of me because I'm finding it harder and harder to singlehandedly keep up with all the nonsense spewing forth from the Democrats while also having to keep track of their blatant hypocrisy.
Sports was supposed to be the one place where people were supposed to be able to get away from political partisanship. But in these troubled times, escape is not possible.
Even the most ardent atheist must question his beliefs when he considers the birth of this great nation.
On the 4th of July, Joe Biden said he wasn't prepared at the second debate for Kamala Harris's attack. If I'm not mistaken, with his usual gift for clichés, he said: "It came out of the blue."
In George Orwell's allegory about the Soviet Union, "Animal Farm," the slogan of the pigs in charge was "All the animals are equal, but some are more equal than others."
Partly I was amused, mainly I was disgusted, when I heard Democrats dismiss President Trump's call for a citizenship question to be included on the census as constituting a purely political stunt.
In the world of psychoanalysis, when someone falsely accuses people of doing bad things that they don't do but which he or she does regularly, the shrinks call it projecting.
