By Ray Cardello for March 27, 2023, Season 17 / Post 11 TikTok CEO Shou Chew testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Thursday. Chew’s remarks and answers were an […]
Woke up, China is Eating Our Lunch
Hey Dems, They Are Our Kids, Not Yours
By Ray Cardello for March 26, 2023, Season 17 / Post 10 The Democrats united on Friday in opposition to the Parents’ Bill of Rights. The Bill passed in the House of […]
Biden Has Changed My Mind on Trump
By Ray Cardello for March 25, 2023, Season 17 / Post 9 I have gone on the record, on this site, that I did not want Trump to run in 2024. Though […]
Are Today’s Greenies Too Young to Save the Whales
By Ray Cardello for March 24, 2023, Season 17 / Post 8 I am old enough to remember when the environmental tree-huggers of the 70s were all about saving the whales. Save […]
Tale of Two Cities, Policies Matter
By Ray Cardello for March 23, 2023, Season 17 / Post 7 I have to be upfront that I heard about this comparison from Kevin O’Leary, the Chairman of O’Leary Ventures. He […]
Xi Visits Putin. We Should Be Concerned
By Ray Cardello for March 22, 2023, Season 17 / Post 6 The Chinese, like the countries in the Middle East, are very patient. Unlike America, China plays the long game, and […]
The Question is Not Can We Afford Reparations
By Ray Cardello for March 21, 2023 Season 17 / Post 5 San Francisco is the first major American city to consider a plan to pay reparations to black descendants of slaves. […]
A Weekend of Strange Developments
By Ray Cardello for March 20, 2023 Season 17 / Post 4 It has been a weekend of strange developments that is emblematic of the twisted direction of our society. As usual, […]
Will Someone Stop Allen Bragg
By Ray Cardello for March 19, 2023 Season 17 / Post 3 Alan Bragg is an example of everything wrong with New York City. Kathy Hochul and Eric Adams are working daily […]
Stanford Law Students Need to Reconsider Career Path
By Ray Cardello for March 18, 2023 Season 17 / Post 2 Recently, a federal judge was addressing a room full of law students when the event turned ugly. Stuart Kyle Duncan, […]