On September 12, 2022, following a ceremony at the TV station, a Georgia I-16 Interchange, on Greater Savannah’s westside, was dedicated to legendary, highly-respected and credible, WTOC-TV news anchor Doug Weathers. I had the honor and privilege of working with Doug for about fifteen years prior to his retirement. This … read more
Earlier this week, several hundred Fort Stewart/3ID soldiers with the 1st Armored Brigade were the first to return, by air, to Hunter Army Airfield, before motoring on to Fort Stewart to greet family members. This after a hastily-begun five-month deployment to Germany. Hasty, because the call to deploy came rapidly … read more
Between the mis-named “Inflation Reduction Act,” which has dominated news coverage for a full week+, and with more to come when the House votes to finalize it, along with the seemingly politically-motivated early morning FBI raid on former President Trump’s Florida residence, which his lawyers were prohibited from monitoring or … read more
This is the eleventh-hour Schumer-Manchin Congressional compromise designed, perhaps, to solve most of American Progressive’s perceived current problems, except for the wide-open southern border, which, if headlined, would have, instead, made it “The Illegal Migrant Acceleration Act.” The intent of the Schumer-Manchin title is actually one-third correct. The word “Act” … read more
Once a upon a time, there was a presidential candidate who campaigned for office, much of the time, reportedly ensconced within the sub-terranean depths of his Delaware basement. Interestingly, and surprisingly, as history’s very first mole-like candidate, he went on to win the presidency. From day one and thereafter, unpleasant … read more
