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Whatever Happened to the National Debt?
by Daniel Nardini The Democrats talk about the environment and global warming. The Republicans talk about jobs, protecting the United States from terrorism, and rebuilding the military. In all this… Read more
The Sanctuary City Crisis in Chicago
by Daniel Nardini With the stroke of a pen, U.S. President Donald Trump has made his position clear on those major cities in this country that wish to give “sanctuary”… Read more
Fits and Starts
by Daniel Nardini I have to ask whether Donald Trump is presidential material or a man child. I found it laughable that his press secretary would get into an argument… Read more
The New Reefer Madness
by Daniel Nardini I may be an old prude, but I just cannot approve of marijuana. I remember a long time ago in the 1970’s when so many people I… Read more
Polar Opposites
by Daniel Nardini I have two friends named Bill and Steve. They are both nice guys, and have done a lot for me in the past which I am grateful… Read more
The Foreign Hostile Trojan Horse?
by Daniel Nardini Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is prepared to put a number of issues on the table if incoming U.S. President Donald Trump wants to renegotiate the North… Read more
The Spoils System
by Daniel Nardini I have heard this story line too often; a new person is elected president, and he (so far it remains a man) picks all kinds of people… Read more
The Face of Immigration to Come
by Daniel Nardini Regardless of whether President Donald Trump builds the U.S.-Mexico border wall as he said he would, immigration by and large is not coming from Mexico anymore. Over… Read more
A Flash in the Pan, Or a Real Policy Change?
by Daniel Nardini It has become big news; President-elect Donald Trump received a congratulations call from Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and it seems that the whole world caved-in! The significance… Read more
The Multicultural Wild West
by Daniel Nardini One of the greatest myths about the “Wild West” was that it has been portrayed as a truly wild and lawless place in countless theater plays, movies… Read more »