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LEE’S SUMMIT, FEBRUARY 11, 2016 – In 2008, the first week of this blog, I put down my thoughts on how I was going to select the candidate I wanted to be President of the United States (click here). Eight… Continue Reading →
MARCH 13, 2012 – Last week, Businessweek did some research on the 10% student loan delinquency rate number that was often cited by the mainstream media and the Obama Administration as having little difference between the overall delinquencies of other… Continue Reading →
Lee’s Summit, March 16, 2011 – The fact that Government can do something, does not mean they should. It appears to be a repetitive and consistent theme with Government; they tend to do things that are not necessarily best for… Continue Reading →
Lee’s Summit, February 12, 2011 – The voters of Lee’s Summit evaluated the proposed tax levy (from $6.05 per $100 in assessed valuation, up to $6.94 a 14.7% increase) and of the over 15,000 who voted on the special election,… Continue Reading →
Lee’s Summit, July 28, 2010 – The primaries are upon us. Candidates all over Missouri have been doing their best to get their message across. Some use radio advertising. Others use television spots. Most simply go door to door and… Continue Reading →
Stuart FL, June 16, 2010 – While here in Southern Florida I’ve been asking a lot of questions of residents in this coastal city. It does not take long for the conversations to turn to the oil spill and the… Continue Reading →
All over Kansas City, the heartland of America the people I talk to about the health care issue keep the same opinion they’ve had throughout the debate: Just Say No. Chief fears (and I’m not talking about our Football team… Continue Reading →
