In what is shaping up to be a Dynasty-like showdown between Blake Carrington and Jeff Colby, Donald Trump and Steve Bannon were clawing at each other yesterday like two cats in heat. In what may be the biggest “Who’s crazier than whom?” of this decade, the Trump-Bannon feud is likely going to confirm once and … Continue reading The Daily Dog: Fired and Furied
The Daily Dog: Trump’s Merry Xma$
Following the disheartening passage of the Trump regime and Republican led tax scam last week; Donald Trump departed Washington, D.C. to celebrate the victory with America’s middle class and demonstrate his more human, compassionate, and educated sides. If you believe that could actually happen during the holiday season in 2017, then you must be one … Continue reading The Daily Dog: Trump’s Merry Xma$
The Daily Dog: Why My 16-year-old Daughter Would be a Better President than Trump
Today is Election Day in America. The few significant races being decided today along with the minor local and municipal questions will be a prelude to the larger battles slated for 2018 and 2020. Voters today will send myriad messages to established state and national leaders and officials. My 16-year-old daughter will be watching from … Continue reading The Daily Dog: Why My 16-year-old Daughter Would be a Better President than Trump
The Sunday Dog: Suffer the Little Children
When I was 11-years-old, my elementary school sponsored a fieldtrip to Washington, D.C. as an educational civics lesson. The trip included tickets to Ronald Reagan’s inauguration, a tour of the White House, and the possibility of meeting The Gipper himself. Most of my friends announced immediately that they would be making the trip from California … Continue reading The Sunday Dog: Suffer the Little Children
The Daily Dog: A Wall of Water
Just before dawn on August 29, 2005, New Orleans residents awoke to the torment of hurricane Katrina. The Category 3 storm made landfall with sustained winds of up to 140 miles per hour and a storm surge that inundated the city. Water quickly breached levees and pumping stations designed to keep New Orleans’ sub-sea level … Continue reading The Daily Dog: A Wall of Water
The Daily Dog: Step One
In 1933, there were over 4,500 newspapers in Germany. The Nazi party had been on the rise for several years, but only controlled about 150 papers. Before Hitler took power, the party had not made any organized effort to take over the nation’s media outlets. That quickly changed as the Third Reich gained momentum and … Continue reading The Daily Dog: Step One
The Sunday Dog: Una Nueva Heroína
Donald Trump does not like to be dressed down, especially by a woman. Therefore, it must be a particularly painful weekend for Trump following the raw and emotional verbal stripping he received from San Juan Mayor Carmen Y. Cruz. With her city in ruin, and the rest of the island rapidly descending into third-world country … Continue reading The Sunday Dog: Una Nueva Heroína
