by Michael Leppert | Sep 7, 2018 | Politics/Government
A crazy-dull DC needed some palace intrigue. Remember how boring presidencies used to be? Who needs that? Anonymity is powerful. It’s power has been known for a long, long time. It allows for and encourages honesty. That honesty may not be credible in court,...
by Michael Leppert | Jun 15, 2018 | Pop/Life, Sports
My first Father’s Day, as a father, was on June 18, 1995. We were at my sister’s house in Virginia for some reason that none of us can now recall, and Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York. The Open is back...
by Michael Leppert | May 4, 2018 | Politics/Government
I started paying attention to the Greg Pence for Congress campaign a little this week. It didn’t take me long. There isn’t much there. Let’s not get too far into this without stating the obvious. There is no reason to believe that Greg Pence would...
by Michael Leppert | Apr 6, 2018 | Politics/Government, Pop/Life
What does the Holy Bible say to you? What about our Constitution? The exact words in these documents seem clear. And then people start interpreting them, and all hell breaks loose. Second Amendment speak has been fascinating lately. I love talking to people who are...
by Michael Leppert | Oct 21, 2017 | Politics/Government
“A Day in the Life” is my favorite Beatles song. John Lennon used a couple of stories that ran in the Daily Newspaper and the UK Daily Express as the sources for the song, though he took a little artistic license in the process. The car wreck described in...
