Posted on July 12, 2018 by Robert Ringer
The nonstop jibber-jabber coming from liberals and their media allies has become downright comical. So much so that, as I predicted would be the case, it’s splitting the Democratic Party apart. In fact, some Democrats are actually choosing to walk away from their own party. Yep, we now have the Walkaway Movement — Democrats who […]
Posted on June 29, 2018 by Robert Ringer
Even though Fox News gave him the boot, George Will’s signature trait — pretentiousness — is alive and well. In a recent column in the Washington Post titled “Vote against the GOP this November,” Will outdid himself with a whole new level of pretentiousness. One gets the distinct impression that his greatest thrill in life […]
Posted on June 19, 2018 by Robert Ringer
It’s amazing how so many incompetent people are adept at fooling interviewers. I found out the hard way that it’s dangerous to assume someone is competent just because he talks a good game. There’s many a slip between an interview and a person’s performance on the job. My own experience in this area taught me […]
Posted on June 13, 2018 by Robert Ringer
I can’t understand what took conservative pundits and politicians so long to figure out that the 2018 Blue Wave is, and always has been, a myth. I first wrote about this back on January 3rd of this year in an article titled “Spasms of a Dying Party.” Now, with everyone from Hannity to Pat Buchanan […]
Posted on June 5, 2018 by Robert Ringer
I take nothing for granted. The tragedies that monopolize our TV screens day in and day out — volcanic eruptions … gang violence … floods … school shootings … et al — constantly remind me of how blessed I am. This daily barrage of depressing news also keeps me on my toes when it comes […]
Posted on May 30, 2018 by Robert Ringer
One of the most poorly thought-out comments President Trump has made to date is when he guaranteed Kim Jong-un’s safety if a peace settlement is reached. Good intentions, no doubt, but the reality is that it’s a guarantee he can’t make good on. Here’s why: Let’s take a best-case scenario and assume a deal is […]
Posted on May 22, 2018 by Robert Ringer
A fundamental truth that I learned about desire from Harry Browne is that everyone’s desires are unlimited. That’s not to say we all have the same desires, just that we have an infinite number of desires. Some of the more common desires include wealth, power, recognition, and, at the extreme end of the desire spectrum, […]
Posted on May 15, 2018 by Robert Ringer
I recently ran into a casual acquaintance, Peter, in the lobby of a hotel where I was staying. I hadn’t seen Peter in many years and almost didn’t recognize him. After shaking hands, I asked him what he’d been up to all these years, and his response reminded me of something the great Tom Wolfe […]
Posted on May 8, 2018 by Robert Ringer
I was more than just a bit interested in hearing what Mark Levin’s recent guest, David Berlinski, had to say on “Life, Liberty, and Levin.” My interest stemmed from the fact that virtually everything Berlinski said aligns with my own thinking over the years. Getting confirmation from someone whose knowledge dwarfs your own tends to […]
Posted on May 1, 2018 by Robert Ringer
As the social civil wars in America continue to heat up, one wonders how both sides in these hotly contested debates can be so convinced they have objective truth on their side. Actually, it raises the question of whether there really is such a thing as objective, or absolute, truth. To be absolute, a truth […]
