First published May 19, 2017. (The following is copyright 2017 by SJ Reidhead and may not be copied or duplicated in any way. To
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Life is tacky. Deal with it!
First published May 19, 2017. (The following is copyright 2017 by SJ Reidhead and may not be copied or duplicated in any way. To
Read MoreI love a good UFO story. After all, I live about an hour away from Roswell. What can I say, it’s a New Mexico
Read MoreThe Pink Flamingo first ran this article on January 3, 2011. NOTE: For those who don’t know The Pink Flamingo, in my real life
Read More“…I took office at a time when many around the world had come to view America with skepticism and distrust. A part of this was due to misperceptions and misinformation about my country. Part of this was due to opposition to specific policies and a belief on, on certain critical issues, America had acted unilaterally without regard for the interests of others.
And this is has fed an almost reflexive anti-Americanism which, too often, has served as an excuse for collective inaction….” Barack Obama
Years ago when I started researching the life of Wyatt Earp, I came across two different men. The Wyatt Earp of Stuart Lake’s Frontier Marshal is a cross between Superman, The Lone Ranger, and Abraham Lincoln. The Wyatt Earp of Frank Waters’ The Earp Brothers of Tombstone is a cruel, vindictive, psychopathic monster.
One of the things I find fascinating about this horrible story is the fact that the actresses who profited the most by prostituting themselves
Read MoreOur favorite person now has a lot in common with Mark Twain. Maybe the comparison rather works. There is something terribly important about the
Read MoreTomorrow is our favorite baritone’s birthday. I’m just going to do a playlist of favorites in no particular order. Okay, maybe #1 is my
Read MoreFirst published on May 13, 2017. One of the things that alarmed me so much about the Obama Administration was their refusal to recognize
Read MoreThis article was first published on August 12, 2017 I saw an article on Friday about the most chivalrous men in history. A medievalist,
Read MoreNOTE: This was first published on June 6, 2016. I don’t know many atheists. I follow a few on Twitter, the ones who are
Read MoreFirst published on April 7, 2017. Years ago, my mother had numerous friends who worked at a supermarket florist in Anderson, SC. They were
Read MoreFirst published on April 12, 2017. I consider myself a historian. As such, perhaps the entities I loath the most are revisionists. I detest
Read MoreOctober is a month for operatic birthdays and celebrations. On October 12, the great Luciano Pavarotti would be eighty-two. It was a life cut
Read MoreI was going to write something rather humorous about the Democrats lovely little sex abuse problem, but everyone else is, so I will stick
Read MoreI don’t like guns. I loath them. I owned a shotgun for ages, but sold it several years ago. I once chased my stalker
Read MoreI wish I were a nice person. The problem is, triggering and upsetting liberals is so darn much fun, I can’t help it. I’ve
Read More“…“A high-scoring psychopath views the world in a very different way. It’s like colour-blind people trying to understand the colour red, but in this
Read MoreOne must understand the nature of good in order to understand evil. Contrary to the cynical opinions of life, and I am a cynic,
Read MoreThe person who, aside from my political mentor, who taught me more about politics and the Constitution was a dis-barred liberal attorney named Mike.
Read MoreOctober is a big month for operatic birthdays, with three big ones all within a few days of one another. Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi
Read MoreDr. Seuss was a racist. Did you know that? His vile, racist book, Cat in the Hat, is, they tell us – now –
Read More“…“Any woman who voted against Hillary Clinton voted against their own voice,” she said at the Inbound 2017 conference in Boston, according to video
Read More“…Business owners, take heed: this problem is becoming rampant as more and more people enter the market of selling certification, registration, and IDs (including
Read MoreAccording to a recent study, conducted by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, out of 1000 Americans, only 25% could name all three branches of
Read MoreTwo years ago, Monday evening, I was watching Dmitri Hvorostovsky’s triumphal return to the Metropolitan Opera. It was beautiful and at the end of
Read MoreThe game of football, much to my eternal delight, is dying. For several years now, I’ve been writing about the fact that football, as
Read MoreTomorrow is the day we’ve been waiting for since early May. In just a few hours the amazing chandeliers will begin their journey upward,
Read MoreRemember Valerie Plame? Succinctly, copied from Wikipedia: “…Valerie Elise Plame Wilson (née Plame; born August 13, 1963), known as Valerie Plame, Valerie E. Wilson,
Read More“…If you want to understand why Samantha Power was unmasking names, that’s why. The hysterical obsession with destroying Trump comes from the top down.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, in order to get a warrant, a law enforcement type needed a thing called evidence – enough to show the
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