The Rights We Don’t Defend
About 9 years ago, in Ho Chi Minh City, I sat between the Consul General of Russia and a British ESL teacher at a luncheon given by the Canadian Consulate to hear a… Read More
About 9 years ago, in Ho Chi Minh City, I sat between the Consul General of Russia and a British ESL teacher at a luncheon given by the Canadian Consulate to hear a… Read More
In the wake of the brutal beating and gang rape of a woman on a New Delhi bus last week, and the gut-churningly stupid remarks made by highly placed Indian officials and people… Read More
“The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun“ Wayne LaPierre, Vice-President, NRA, December, 2012 As facile as you think this statement is, I… Read More
This is a public record of one of Forbes 500 richest men having a break with reality, publicly, on twitter. This man is personally worth over 3 Billion dollars, employs countless people, influences… Read More
Thank you for voting for the sane one. You may not have been utterly in love with Obama, but he is at least rational. He does understand that running a country is not… Read More
I’ve been thinking about this for some time, the choice this election presents to us. Not because I’ve had any doubts where my own vote is going, but because I’ve not found any… Read More
I was, like many Republicans, consumed with the belief that everyone has the same start in life. My father, a very stern and prominent figure in my life, had on his car until… Read More
I was interested to read ‘No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden” by “Mark Owen” (Matt Bissonnette) and co-written by Kevin Maurer. Having read it, I… Read More
As is always the case, after the closing convention speech by the parties’ nominees, the media reported on focus groups of undecided voters and asked them if the speeches had changed their minds… Read More
I know only about five of you will probably read this. I know you’re expecting that I will write to you with disrespect for your values or your religion or your beliefs about… Read More