Washington Post Op-Ed Miserably Fails Business 101
We are in the Age of Stupid. We the Thinking have been concussed into a stupor – and forcibly submerged beneath the […]
Author: Seton Motley
Partier-in-Chief Barack Obama Is the Poster Child for DC Crony Corruption
Former President Barack Obama just turned sixty. To celebrate, he threw on August 7 a giant, non-social-distanced, mask-free suarez at one of […]
OH-15: Trump’s Guy Wins. Soros and Steyer’s Guys Come in Fourth – and DNF
Tuesday was the special election primary for Ohio’s Fifteenth Congressional district. Since it is gerrymandered beyond all recognition, the Republican contest is […]
There’s So Much DC Cronyism – The Private Sector Wants It Against Government
How pathetic, deep and ridiculous is federal government cronyism? We’ve reached the point where private companies are demanding crony favoritism – against […]
Both ‘Infrastructure’ Bills Are Atrocious. Republicans Voting ‘Yay’ Should Be Embarrassed
Just about nothing US infrastructure – has anything to do with DC. Federal ‘Infrastructure’? State-Local Government and Crony Bail Outs and Slush […]
Republicans Continue Their Rush to Return to ‘America Last’ Trade Ideas
It’s nauseating how quickly DC has moved to reverse Donald Trump’s America First policies. I get Democrats doing it, of course. They’re […]
Do You Get the Feeling This Guy’s Running for Congress to Cash In?
In the good old days, “public service” was, in fact, public service. You took a few years off from a successful private […]
DC: The Home of Ridiculous Hearings and Terrible Ideas
The Big Talk in politics at the moment is the Democrats’ patently absurd, one-sided, lying show trial that is currently underway in […]
We’re Left to Clean Up the Supreme Court’s Messes
Sometimes lost in the Red Team-Blue Team perspective on the Supreme Court’s rulings? The Court’s decisions are not simply ideological exercises. There […]
Big Media’s Mass Focus on the Wrong Half of a DC Lobby Fight
Big Media is often stuck in its old narrative templates. One of the classics is its alleged defense of the Little People […]