About Justice
For as far back as I can remember, I longed to be a man of the world.
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A ‘landlubber’ takes to the high seas. No way …
I can’t recall ever using the word “landlubber” in anything I’ve written, and I have good reasons why. I had no need to use it. But as I use it now, allow me to put some context together for you. Six months ago, a cousin asked me to go on a trip with her. She […]
Is Bill Maher playing satirist or pompous fool? I’d say the latter
I wasn’t sure I heard Bill Maher right when he sat on his HBO stage and veered off into Trump-style craziness. I’ve always thought craziness was contagious, and Maher proved it. He has made a handsome living weaving political satire into his comedic performances. He’s been a steadfast critic of Donald Trump, and Maher has […]
Want balance in court? Try electing new people to do the judging
Almost a score of judicial positions are on the November ballot in Cleveland, and most of the races see incumbents go unopposed. Now, I can’t force people to run for public office, although I regret I can’t. I just wish judges had competition, because most who serve on the bench don’t deserve what amounts to […]
Should I expect more from Delta? Yes … but we all should
In my return to The States earlier this week, I wondered where the Delta Sky Club was in the Copenhagen Airport. I read it was just after Passport Control at the top of Pier C, and it was where it was supposed to be, which I can never be certain with Delta Air Lines. So […]
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Homer, Alaska
