Monthly Archives: October 2016

Why Most Americans (Unfortunately) are Mild about Poppy Bush

Posted on October 17, 2016 by Jim Langcuster

George H.W. Bush is a man of sterling character, not to mention one of the most woefully underestimated and underappreciated presidents of the 20th century.  I’m thankful that famed biographer Jon Meacham wrote a biographical tome to set the record … Continue reading →

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When Halloween Was a Celebration Rather than a Calamity

Posted on October 14, 2016 by Jim Langcuster

With each passing day, America is coming to resemble a deep, yawning booby hatch. I was reminded of that this morning reading about the efforts of the University of Florida’s Bias and Education Response Team to provide 24/7 counseling to students … Continue reading →

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Why Hillary Clinton Is Far Worse than Richard Nixon

Posted on October 13, 2016 by Jim Langcuster

I detest Trump, but I fear Hillary.  I fear her so much that I worry about the long-term survival of the rule of law in this country and even the fate of the American Republic. Yes, Trump is a vulgarian, … Continue reading →

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