The Revolution was Televised, Only We Didn’t Know It
Dance programs on radio were nothing new in 1957. They had been around in one form or another since the dance marathons of the Depression years.
Letters, Boy Do We Get Letters
We need to fight back against the spin being put out by the Buddy machine to re-write him as a good Democrat by people like Carlos Smith and others I have seen who are trying to rehabilitate him for a run for Governor in 2014.
Don’t Ever go to Sleep! (Or Whatever Happened to My Vote?)
A conservative activist that most of us have never heard of, Paul Weyrich, created the idea that some people should be denied the vote and he took up the cause. Just because we never heard of him doesn’t mean he didn’t affect our lives in a big way.
An Open Letter to George Zimmerman
Dear George, I hope you don’t mind me calling you George, but I feel that in the last two weeks I’ve gotten to know you pretty well as I can’t avoid all the articles and publicity about you.
Rally OTG: Oh, My Feet!
Going to an event such as the rally for Trayvon Martin in Sanford’s waterfront Ft. Mellon Park can be fun, educational, inspiring as well as painful.
Tom, Dick or Harry
The song is written for a trio yet there are four candidates who went asking for votes at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Wednesday at 7:00 PM, each with supposedly very different views on how best to run the city of Orlando.
Cowardice, Orlando Style
Cowardice comes in all different forms and shapes. There’s been an awful lot of official cowardice going on in Central Florida these last few years and recently, in the last few months there are several textbook examples to study.
Why is WKMG Blaming Occupy Orlando?
Interesting stuff blowing in the wind recently. It’s called the baseless blame game.
The Tallahasse Two Step
One of the more noticeable successes of the Occupy movement is how the direct action teams are getting more people involved in the process.
