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Alan Alda’s reluctance to talk about Diana Sands, his co-star in The Owl and the Pussycat for a year on Broadway, has frustrated Steve and I, but now it doesn’t.  Alda has been, to the best of our knowledge, deafeningly silent … Continue reading →

that they must refute, on a daily basis, every obscene byte of double think and double talk emitted by the distended maw of the orange one. And you know what, Mr. President? You might retain the youth vote that put … Continue reading →

A male friend of mine who’s married to a woman nevertheless describes himself, thank you very much, sexually as not “straight” but rather “crooked.” As for race, he’ll describe himself “off-white.”

Will the corporate media continue to choose not to notice?

So the Street is really, really worried about the minefield of another Trump presidency–or rather the beginning of a perpetual Trump/Trump clan presidency–but it’s going to vote for him anyway. Why are these myopic vultures considered societal leaders?

The Republicans, who submit blindly to the current neo-Nazi, white supremacist GOP front runner, have now fallen upon the current Israeli crisis to pass censorship bills that mandate penalty for anything THEY call anti-Semitic. Who  the hell are they to … Continue reading →

The same lies and defamation, phrased exactly the same way, day after day after day, until, so he hopes, the American public gives up the ghost.

I’m trying to research this, but aren’t press conferences illegal on courtroom premises? Aren’t the steps of the courthouse the place for that? If so, yet another example of the special treatment given Herr Trump by our judicial system.

It was nice that the media gave Suzanne Shepherd’s death on November 17 a lot of play, largely highlighting her appearances on “The Sopranos” sand in “Good Fellas.” I’d called her a month earlier to say that I’d finally finished … Continue reading →

Perry Bacon, Jr. writes in The Washington Post that: “The cancellation of Mehdi Hasan’s show is the latest in a series of recent moves by MSNBC that are pushing the network in the direction of being the television arm of the Democratic Party … Continue reading →