Dear Readers: It seems to me that those who oppose President Trump’s plans to eliminate Obamacare need to offer an alternative solution, not simply saying Obamacare works just fine the way it is. How about beginning with a plan to extend Medicare one year earlier for the next ten (10) years. That way by 2027, […]
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Dear Readers: “The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time.” — A Field Of Dreams Can you find an author in the picture? A good friend
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Dear Readers: It is with a heavy heart that I read this morning that Arkansas executed a human being last night and is still fighting legal battles to execute seven more in the month of April. My birthplace has had a love affair with executions for a long time going back to when the
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Dear Readers: The events of yesterday remind us that the world is hardly at peace, and human beings do horrible thing to other humans. Let’s all pray that yesterday’s actions by our President end the use of chemical weapons and begin the dialogue that will lead to a modicum of peace in the Middle East.
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Dear Readers: The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has hired one of Bharara’s top deputies, Howard Master, “to focus specifically on issues involving the Trump administration.” Many of my Democratic friends celebrated this announcement, but I admit it brought chills up my spine. The memories of a
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Dear Readers: I believe there is at least one novel in each of us, as do I believe their a little Irish in a lot of us. My grandmother was a Kelley, and my daughter is named after her. The picture above is not of my daughter but of an Irish lass on a windy
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Dear Readers: Like it or not our leadership is a reflection of who we are as a nation. So if we want leadership to change that change must begin with us and who we are. It begins with our language and how we raise our children. It begins with who we invite into our homes,
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Dear Readers: I heard a tragic story yesterday. A young woman had finally saved up enough money to rent a house. She went online, found the perfect place, wire transferred her deposit, and two days before she was to move drove by her new place and noticed a moving truck unloading furniture into “her new
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Dear Readers: I’ve been a fan of Stephen L. Carter, Yale Professor, author, columnist, for a long time. Out of pure luck, his column titled Depressed by politics? Put down the phone. was in today’s Charlotte Observer. In today’s Hubbell Pew I wrote: “He (Carter) says that he defines civility in one of his books “as the
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