By
Selwyn Duke
If you interview someone for a job, you’ll expect him
to tell you what you want to hear. There’ll
be a façade, and his darker side will remain well-hidden. Now, let’s say a requirement for the job is
that the applicant likes children, and he does his best Captain Kangaroo. But then you find out he has a job history of
indifference to and perhaps even abuse of them and that, during unguarded
moments, he has expressed disdain for them. What will you believe, what he tries to sell you or history and
hair-down revelations?
By Selwyn Duke
So Hillary Clinton has won Pennsylvania, which means the media will have something to talk about for the next week at least. Really, though, this is much ado about nothing; I mean, for approximately the last couple of months, her chances of winning the nomination have been between slim and none, and slim just . . . well, you know the rest (yes, I know it’s clichéd)
By Selwyn Duke
Writing in The Wall Street Journal, David Kopel discusses Hillary Clinton’s and Barack Obama’s newfound love of guns. The piece is titled "The Democrats and Gun Control," and Kopel does an excellent job of exposing the comic hypocrisy exhibited by these hard-core leftists who now masquerade as staunch supporters of second-amendment rights. Kopel begins:
By Selwyn Duke
If Florida Governor Charlie Crist signs the take-your-guns-to-work
measure into law, the state’s residents won’t have to worry about being
rendered defenseless in the workplace. This is a noble aim, and I can
certainly sympathize with the motivation behind it, as employers who
kowtow to political correctness find no favor with me. Yet I still must
oppose the legislation.
By Selwyn Duke
The phrase “fair and balanced” certainly has a
positive connotation. It is thought the
greatest quality a news outlet can possess; it has even become a motto of the
Fox News Network. Yet I don’t find Fox
very balanced at all.
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