You already know I’m “one of those desert loving English”. I like Arabs and don’t see anything especially sinister in the Quran as I’ve known it to develop over the past millenium. But I have no quiver in my finger…
Category: immigration
“Simpatico”, Why America Still Needs New Blood : A White Paper
Old Blood versus New New Blood Michael Corbin is a Republican who’s in a runoff with Mark Gonsalves on June 21 for the GA-7 Republican slot to face off against Democrat Lucy McBath. Being a newly drawn district, a portion…
How Things Work: Building the Wall in Arizona
A Great little film that was filmed by a drone controlled by a man sitting in a lawn chair. He would move his location to different sections where wall construction was taking place. Music and title work were then added…
Why is it Never Mentioned that Donald Trump’s Grandfather died of the Virus in 1918?
No really. One of my first stories on Donald Trump was in October, 2015, 13 months before he was elected. It was about his roots. I liked his grandfather, Frederick Drumpf, best, for he’d made his start-up money, first in…
Putting the “SERVICE” Back into Public Service
A favorite subject of mine (from a 2011 series, The History of Government Employment, Part IV), “service” is an important theme in an important election year, which could, if we do things right, dictate the course of America for the next 30…