Perhaps I’m the insane one, but to think that a sitting president being implored by a court to prove that he is who he says he is isn’t the lead story for every news outlet in the country is simply mind-blowing.
So let me just come out and say that I do believe that most young black people suffer from a lack of work ethic. That’s about as blandly as I can put it. Sorry, Jaun Williams!
What’s starting to irk me just a little bit about the entire Weiner scandal is the media’s (left, right, TV, print, and blogosphere) attempt to portray the Weiner women as victims. They are as far from victims as I am from playing center for the Los Angels Lakers next season.
I also learned that our great city has “cooling centers” where citizens can go to get relief from the hot weather. For some reason I don’t remember these centers when I was growing up in Queens without air conditioning for most of my childhood. How in the world did my parents and grandparents ever manage to survive all those summers without cooling centers?
All in all, it’s not really a surprise that Ms. Taylor’s passing has received such overwhelming coverage while Heston’s passing was barely mentioned. In the upside down left-wing worlds of Hollywood and journalism, Taylor was a heroine, and Heston was a villain – an extremest.
How will an incumbent president who has openly spoken about his desire to purposely “skyrocket” energy prices deal with $5 gasoline?
I’ve been meaning to post my two cents on the whole Ted Williams fiasco. No, not the last major leaguer to hit .400 (.406) while playing for the Boston Red Sox in 1941; but Ted Williams the homeless drug addict, alcoholic, and thief who was instantly propelled into fame and possible fortune by a stupid YouTube video.
If Christina Greene did have political aspirations, they were most likely placed upon her by parents and/or teachers. It’s my humble belief that parents and teachers should ust allow children to be children. We all have but one childhood.