The Epidemic of Interruption

Read MoreIf I can be permitted to finish making my point — without interruption — I’ll explain what this article is about.

Read MoreIf I can be permitted to finish making my point — without interruption — I’ll explain what this article is about.

American foreign policy over the past half-century towards Latin America and its people and Cuba, in particular, have included harrowing examples of hypocrisy and indifference to human rights.
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Read MoreAnimals don’t vote. So why would our furry friends be a topic of political discussion? Why would any candidate have a stated position on animals?
Answer: Because it’s the humane thing to do.

Read MoreGiven our treatment of them and political posturing towards them, Mexicans should despise Americans.
Think about it.
It’s true.

Read MoreNo American president had a more strained relationship with the press than Richard Nixon. Consumed by paranoia and stoked with bitterness, Nixon loathed the mainstream media. He didn’t even bother trying to conceal this malice. That was made abundantly self-evident by sharp words and contorted body language during his press conferences in front of cameras which gradually morphed into the twisted political degradation known as the Watergate cover up, ultimately leading to his downfall.
There’s a lesson here, if anyone wants to learn it.