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Army Bob: I stand by my effort to aid cancer victims
In the comment section of my last column a person who goes by the alias Couchman wrote: “Mrs Mandaville, it’s clear Mr. Traxler wants to argue and continue to insist…
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Ranger Rick: Bloomberg-Hillary ticket would be fun
A Bloomberg/Clinton team? After I quit my "split a gut" laughing, it made perfect sense. Bloomie is looking to cast rumors to find out how much people would think it…
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Barry Hastings: After Iowa shambles, the race is ON
So now Yang, Patrick and Bennet are out of the Democratic primary race for president. South Carolina, Nevada, Super Tuesday, California, then Michigan are looming. After them, we should havea pretty good…
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One Small Voice: Trump shows no respect for law
“The appearance of a conflict of interest” was the reason I was given 30 years ago. I had recently been elected to the Wayland Union Schools Board of Education, and…
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Splintering: Another reason for the death of the 1960s
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the third is a series of columns examining reasons why the 1960s protest, long hair, sex, drugs and rock 'n roll died so quickly, lifted…
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Barry Hastings: Trump challenges all our decency
Throughout the many years I’ve been writing for publication, I’ve periodically promised readers I’ll never knowingly tell them an untruth, a mistruth, or an outright lie. These days, I'm forced…
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Army Bob: The U.S. cannot stop climate change, if real
Food for thought: Every year the world's human population grows at an ever-increasing rate of more than 83,000,000 a year, per Wikipedia. Diet and medical care, mostly in China/Africa and…
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Ranger Rick: My bold predictions on Dem nomination
In New Hampshire, there are really five viable candidates who have a chance to win the state primary and move on to the next debacle. My take on their chances…
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Army Bob: Should we use masks to fight Coronavirus?
by Robert M. Traxler I have always been one of those annoying folks who believes in the old adages “ a stitch in time saves nine,” “victory comes to the…
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Yes It’s True: 1970 was the evil year the music died
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the second of a series of columns, extracted from a book never published, examining why those Fabulous Sixties, known for protest, free sex, drugs and…