Does anyone remember the recent “Republican Convention”? I put the term in quotes because the proceedings had little in common with the Republican Party that… Read More »Blog No. 267. The Future of the GOP. Is There One? (Part I)
On Thursday, the New York Times published a letter from over 70 Republican former top national security officials supporting the election of Joe Biden. The… Read More »Special Bulletin. Republican Former Top National Security Officials Support Biden
This week, Democrats will nominate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as their 2020 ticket. It is a ticket that deserves to win, and should win… Read More »Blog No. 266. Hope for America: Biden and Harris
Blog No. 244, posted on December 31 of last year, was titled “The GOP: Can the Party of Lincoln Return?” After six months, it may… Read More »Blog No. 263b. The GOP and the Rise of the NeverTrump Insurgency
With the media and public attention consumed by the Coronavirus, it is almost possible to forget that the campaign for a vitally important election in November… Read More »Blog No. 251. A Tale of Tuesdays: Bye, Bye Bernie and a Call to Never Trumpers
When RINOcracy.com got started in 2013, it embraced some heresies from orthodox Republican doctrine that had led some Republicans to refer to others as “RINOs”… Read More »Blog No. 244. The GOP: Can the Party of Lincoln Return?
I have joined four other residents of Ojai, California in forming a Bipartisan Committee to elect Amy Klobuchar. As most readers know, I am a… Read More »Blog No. 241. For Amy Klobuchar
In his notorious telephone call with Ukraine’s President Zelensky on July 25, President Trump asked “a favor” of Zelensky: I would like you to do… Read More »Blog No. 239. What the Heck Is CrowdStrike?
BREAKING NEWS. As this blog was being prepared for posting, the terrible shootings in El Paso and Dayton intervened. Those dreadful events will be the… Read More »Blog No. 230. Round Two of the Democratic Debates: Another Milestone in the March to Re-electing Donald Trump
The first question readers are apt to have is ”Who is Katie Hill?” followed by “What is she running for?” and “Why should I care?”… Read More »Blog No. 188. Why I Am Supporting Katie Hill (and You Should Too)