One of the many things for which I was thankful last week is that the American public seem to be catching on. Two prominent campaign promises remain unfulfilled. Food prices are still sky high, and the Epstein files are still not released. To that we can add continuing to do Russia’s bidding in the War in Ukraine, invading our cities with storm troopers to arrest our hard-working neighbors, hiring inexperienced prosecutors to indict political enemies without cause, desecratin

Predictably, it seems that history is about to repeat itself.  It is August 15, 2032, and the forecast is bleak.  In the last 72 hours a category 5 hurricane of increasing strength has formed and is aimed directly at Miami, Florida.  Hurricane Melania is the sixth named storm of the 2032 hurricane season and like Andrew forty years before, this one looks like a history maker for southern Florida.  The memory care team at Mar-a-Lago is debating whether to inform the former Pre

It was in the mid-1990's that I came face to face with the wealth gap. I was walking down the gas pier on Peter Island in the British Virgin Islands. I had arrived via dinghy from our moored Hylas 55; a Taiwanese-built sailboat designed for serious bluewater cruising. We had chartered the boat out of St. Thomas and were doing two weeks of island hopping. In short, I was feeling rich, famous, and very full of myself. The gas dock was dominated that morning by a 135-foot yacht,

I am quietly enjoying the summer stew engulfing the White House. Watching Bondi, Bongino, Patel, and Blanche take turns diving into the...