In a December 28 column in the Wall Street Journal, Karl Rove suggested that if the Shutdown is not soon resolved, the public will blame… Read More »Blog No. 202. The Shutdown: A Disgraceful Bipartisan Mess
Wring Out the Old Many, perhaps most, readers may prefer to think of 2018 as eminently forgettable and have little wish to revisit its high… Read More »Blog No. 201 Wring out the Old, Ring in the New
For the sixth Christmas in the history of RINOcracy.com, Ogden Nash’s 1935 poem, “A Carol for Children,” once again seems fitting. As many will recall,… Read More »Christmas 2018: A Carol for Children
Governor John Kasich may be the only prominent elected official who appears to be seriously concerned about the national debt. In a December 14 op-ed… Read More »Blog No. 200. The Increasing Deficits and the Towering Federal Debt
The brutal murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi has presented the United States with a dilemma for which there is no easy answer. Despite… Read More »Blog No. 199. The Khashoggi Murder and Saudi Arabia: What To Do?
It is not often that President Trump gets a favorable notice from RINOcracy.com, but when the opportunity arises, it should not be missed. And so… Read More »Blog No. 198 Criminal Justice Reform and a Remembrance of George H. W. Bush
The polarization of political opinion in the United States has been the subject of endless comment and analysis, particularly in the aftermath of the unexpected… Read More »Blog No. 197. The Brexit Shipwreck: Are There Lifeboats?
Blog No. 195 suggested that Democratic victories in the midterm elections might prove to be at least the end of the beginning of the road… Read More »Blog No 196. The Muddled Midterms, the Messy Aftermath, and Looking Ahead
RINOcracy.com has been silent for the last several weeks, owing to a delightful trip to Portugal and a very un-delightful case of bronchitis. While the… Read More »Blog No. 195. At last, the Midterms
We are leaving on Monday for a trip and I had not planned another blog before our departure, but the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on… Read More »Blog No.194. Hurray For Senator Flake!