In August 1974, following release of a “smoking gun” tape, Richard Nixon resigned as President, given his illegal actions in instigating the Watergate debacle. He did so following a visit from Republican members of Congress only days before his impeachment trial was to begin.
Read MoreOvertly, assassinating Iranian General Qasem Soleimani seems justifiable. He was definitionally a terrorist and had no regard for life, saying he would kill 100 innocents to get to one target. The White House has stated Soleimani was: (i) killed “to protect against a war, not to cause one” and (ii) plotting “imminent sinister attacks on Americans.”
Read MoreAll day long I’ve thought about what I heard at last night’s debate from the Democratic Party candidates for President, in combination with a note my high school friend Tom Iatarola posted on FB just a couple of days ago about how things used to be so civil and easy back when we grew up in the 1960’s.
Read MoreToday is Israel’s 71st birthday and unfortunately, the world’s most dangerous hot spot, the Middle East, looks like it could be heading to a meltdown, given the following chronology of very recent events, most of which directly tie to Iran:
Read MoreIt seems the new qualification to be elected President of a country is to have your own television show. As we know, for many years, Donald Trump had The Apprentice, where his claim to fame was telling contestants “You’re Fired,” a weekly tradition he has maintained the past 2+ years.
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