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Intense Second Debate and Election Day Approaching Sets Table for Final Confrontation
In the second of three scheduled presidential debates, Donald Trump declared that Hillary Clinton had “tremendous hate in her heart,” in regard to her describing his supporters as sexists, racists, xenophobes and Islamophobic. Hate in her heart? This is a … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics, Reviews
Tagged Chris Wallace, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Martha Raddatz, President Obama, Steve Schmidt
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Round One Goes to Clinton
We’ve all heard the maxim of the five P’s: Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance. GOP nominee Donald Trump failed to get the memo prior to the first of three scheduled presidential debates with Hillary Clinton, as the Republican nominee was … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics, Reviews
Tagged Alicia Machado, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Hofstra University, Lester Holt, Presidential Debate
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The Trump Perplexity
“You like that airplane right,” Donald Trump rhetorically boasted at a campaign rally. “Made in America, Boeing, made in America,” The Donald went on, as he showed off his emblazoned “TRUMP” custom jumbo jet parked behind the podium. Make no … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Donald Trump, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, The Donald, Trumpeter
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Fifteen Years After 9/11 and America Continues to Adapt to the Violence
It’s amazing how quickly the unsettling feeling returns to my gut as I watch historical coverage of the 9/11 attacks. Most of my emotion from that day still resides inside because there is no box that can neatly contain such … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Politics
Tagged 9/11, Pentagon, September 11th, World Trade Center
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Hurricane Katrina Turns 11 as Louisiana Continues Climate Change Battle
Today marks 11 years since I packed up my wife, cat and belongings from our condo on Poeyfarre Street in the Central Business District of New Orleans and evacuated. Some 20 hours later, on August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Politics, Travel
Tagged Blanco, Brownie, Chertoff, Common Ground, FEMA, George W. Bush, Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, Prairieville, Ray Nagin
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Orlando Weeping
I want to pass along my sincere apology to Orlando for its subjection to the senseless gun violence that took place at the Pulse nightclub on June 12, 2016. That night 49 people were gunned down in the worst act … Continue reading
Clinton Narrowly Wins Kentucky, Sanders Takes Oregon
It took most of the night to be decided, but Hillary Clinton was declared the narrow winner of the Kentucky Democratic Primary Tuesday. The lead swung back to Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders late, as eastern and western Kentucky penalized Clinton … Continue reading
Kentucky Democrats Vote Tuesday
It’s primary day in Kentucky for the Democrats finally. Tell me it doesn’t seem like forever ago that Iowa and New Hampshire first voted, and yet Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders remain locked in a nomination fight. Clinton has run … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Politics
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Democrat, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Priorities USA, Republicans
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Plenty of fun to be had on Kentucky Derby Day
With blue skies and mild temperatures, all in attendance at the annual Governor’s Downtown Derby Celebration in Frankfort were free to enjoy the preamble to the 142nd Run for the Roses, and focus on food, drinks and fun. The event … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Food, Liquor, News, Pictures, Reviews, Travel
Tagged Brick Alley, Burgoo, Capital Cellars, Churchill Downs, Completely Kentucky, Governor's Downtown Derby Celebration, Jim Beam, Kentucky Cattleman's Association, Kentucky Coffeetree Cafe, Kentucky Derby, Louisville, Pedal for the Posies, Preakness Stakes, Serafini
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Happy 142nd Kentucky Derby
It was a beautiful Derby Day in central Kentucky Saturday, aside from that nasty downpour around 5PM that sent a slew of $500 hats blowing across the grandstand at Churchill Downs. But that failed to dampen the party in the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Food, Liquor, News, Pictures, Travel
Tagged Churchill Downs, Kentucky, Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Derby Festival, Louisville
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