Mizzou: That Old College Try!
It is encouraging to see a number of universities experiencing the consequences or their total abdication of their duty to …
Tag Archives: Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton: Secret Longing
Oh dear. I labor never to take pleasure in the misery of others, but this does not fall into that …
School Attacks: Saving Lives Or Saving Face, Part 1–2017
This article, which first ran on March 07, 2012, and was most recently updated in August of 2016, is the …
Donald Trump Jr: Media Lies
The latest chapter in the fake news Russia media debacle has already blown up in the faces of the media …
What’s Up At Wow?
As regular readers know, I’m a founding contributor at Wow Magazine, a collaboration of some of the most insightful writers …
CNN: “Stupid As Shit”
June 29, 2017 I reported on an investigation into unethical bias on the part of CNN, conducted by Project Veritas. …
The Eternal War On Women, Part 1
In August of 2016 I posted an article titled: I Carry A Handgun Because… Considering that article since, I have felt …
GA-6: America–And Western Civilization–Might Have A Chance
Since the election of Donald Trump, Democrats–and the media; I know–I repeat myself–have lived in a continuous state of delusion, …
James Comey: The New Normal
The “hottest ticket in town,” as the media have termed it, is over, at least the public version of the …
Wow! Magazine Forum For May 22, 2017
Every week on Monday, the WoW! community and our invited guests weigh in at the Watcher’s Forum, short takes on …
Comey Out: Rule Of Law In?
The firing, on May 9, of FBI Director James Comey, will continue to splatter across the news for months, perhaps …
Pristine Politicians
This one will be brief. It involves former DNC Chairwoman (Chairperson? Chairbeing? Zebeing? I can’t keep up…) Debbie Wasserman Schultz, …
Weiner Rising–Again
Hillary Clinton, as I’m sure regular readers know, recently accepted absolute responsibility for losing the presidency—and then blamed everyone and everything …
Chelsea Clinton: Humanitarian
Feeling jealousy over the accomplishments of others is commonly thought to be a sign of poor breeding. It is, at …
