Why do the lights in Central Park shine so brightly during the day?

I have been often startled entering Central Park and other NYC parks over the years to discover that on many occasions I have found the majority of the lights were brightly lit in the middle of the day. What I find so striking about this phenomenon is that I live in a distinctly politically progressive … Continue reading Why do the lights in Central Park shine so brightly during the day? →

Why does Washington remain seemingly incapable of addressing America’s most important challenges?

Americans are increasingly losing faith in the ability of our nation’s institutions to address the numerous challenges we face as a nation. An increasing number of Americans believe that the American Dream is out of reach for them. The Obama Administration’s record of failure on so many fronts including most importantly the economy, health care, … Continue reading Why does Washington remain seemingly incapable of addressing America’s most important challenges? →

What was Hillary Clinton hiding during the election campaign?

In the aftermath of her stunning defeat in November, the Left wing dominated main stream media and allies in academia and the entertainment industry have fashioned a cottage industry that is creating all types of accounts and explanations regarding her election defeat including a blatantly false narrative of blaming the Russians and Putin as the … Continue reading What was Hillary Clinton hiding during the election campaign? →

Can the Republican Party Rule?

Poke your fingers gently into Jell-O and see what happens. The answer is nothing much – it consistently returns to its original form pretty much impervious to change. There remains great discontent across the land with our state of political and economic affairs and that was powerfully demonstrated by the election of President Trump in November. … Continue reading Can the Republican Party Rule? →

What side of the Big Government divide do you fall on?

Walking to work recently on Park Ave. in New York City, I noticed a relatively inconspicuous sign for a company on the side of an entrance to the massive building plaza for 345 Park Ave. “Blackstone” in silver letters with a black background is mounted on a stand painted white and the entire sign is displayed … Continue reading What side of the Big Government divide do you fall on? →