Nothing like a year-end column, which kind of writes itself. And I’ve been doing it now for the 23rd time. I could leave the rest of the column blank and just say this is what I wish for our readers and advertisers. But there are reasons for those feelings today. First off, let’s address the […]
And for the simplest of reasons. It’s a word made up out of whole cloth because everything anyone claims as misinformation is and can only be, well, INFORMATION no matter how anyone tries to spin it. The “mis,” “dis,” or “fake” is all up to the holder, seeker or receiver of that information. That’s it. […]
Let’s set this up for readers. And if I go outside my very large box, I have a reason. I’ve got this crud everyone is suffering through, so I’m just hoping the word count reaches 900 or so. See what I did there? OK, on to the 2022 election “season.” On one side, the Democrats. […]
In 22 years of writing opinion columns, I’ve never written a truer headline. And in 22 years of writing columns, it’s never been a more important rule to understand about those we elect. Two reasons for the headline. 1. It’s because the folks opposite me expect their “representatives” to do what they say or demand. […]
Yes, I know the headline hits Democrats hard. But accuracy does that. And with a hat tip to the Democrat reader who took the time to write me a letter full of inferences about my character and intellect while pointing out how bad a few inferences in my previous column regarding government and its closely […]
If I could rid the country of one saying that would bring us back together more than any other, I would toss this in the dustbin of history: There ought to be a law. And before the local lefties, commies and right wing nuts go all “Craig Hall is calling for anarchy!” on me (even […]
There was a movie back in the 1990s titled “Sneakers” in which a coded message that’s finally decoded reads, “Too many secrets.” As I look at government and the media today, the newest public relations version of secrets come in the form of what the media chooses to report and refuses to report. And the […]
I wish I was writing today about the best, every-fall option on flavoring, because pumpkin spice is an easy choice for me. It suits my taste to a T. And no, I won’t get sucked into an online debate of tacos versus pumpkin spice. This is America for crying out loud! I will defend my […]
And my conclusion isn’t hidden in some secret, inaccessible code no one can look at as the ultimate proof. It’s actually rather obvious after spending an hour watching the public relations video for Tina Peters and Sherronna Bishop. Tina Peters needs to resign. This doesn’t mean Tina can’t fight her voter fraud battle […]
Normally — and I reiterate this for those who claim I always point out problems, yet offer no solutions — my first instinct is to get the federal government out of whatever it’s doing. Removing government from every situation the Constitution forbids it from getting into always offers a better way to solve problems. Except […]