Presidential Leadership
By stephenwinkler

I do not wish to brag, because as a human being, I do not know how to do a lot of things. I even lack common sense. I consider myself so inept, that I would blow up a house in trying to light a stove in the fine tradition of Laurel and Hardy.
However, I do recognize presidential leadership, because I study this subject at least four hours a day, everyday. Some days, not ...

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Reagan versus Obama
By stephenwinkler

I'm sick-and-tired of listening to conservative commentators whining about President Reagan's comments on liberty and tyranny. Of course, these broadcast point out, that President Obama is silent on Iran, while President Reagan was vocal on Poland.
President Reagan was rhetoric just like President Obama. As president, President Carter did nothing about Iran. President Reagan did worst. We all know about the Iran-Contra scandal, because Reagan believed that the Contras were a more dangerous threat ...

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Boxer Versus Walsh
By stephenwinkler

I do not know about you, but I support winners, not losers. Winner: Junior Senator Barbara Boxer
Loser: Brigadier General Michael Walsh
NEWS FLASH
Senator Boxer authored successful bipartisan legislation to combat HIV/AIDS globally.
General Walsh ordered the killing of thousands of innocent babies.
NEWS FLASH
Senator Boxer introduced legislation providing Federal funding for local after school programs.
General Walsh ordered the massacre of thousands of ...

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Twenty Boys This Summer?
By MLovato

Guest Review by Brandie Lovato


by Sarah Ockler, Fiction, Little, Brown

290 pages, hardcover, ISBN: 978-0-316-05159-0

Sarah Ockler's heartwarming novel about a girl's first love, loss, and recovery is the reviewer's current favorite.

The first part of the book starts at Anna Reiley's fifteenth birthday party where her birthday candle wish has finally come true, and the love saga between Anna ...

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Perfect Money Title for Cal's Fiscal New Year
By MLovato

Pat Robertson is Right on the Money with his new book, a title perfectly fitting for the first fiscal day of California’s new year of massive and growing debt.

Though the founder of the ever-popular 700 Club has somehow found a way to become a pastor, a television mogul and money expert, Robertson doesn’t have any trouble proclaiming himself as a prolific author – which he is.

Actually, I ...

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