If it weren’t for Juror #8, “The Accused” would no doubt have been convicted of murder, sent away for life or worse. I’ve watched the 1957 movie version of “12 Angry Men” perhaps a dozen times over the years and it never fails to educate and inspire. You remember the story line: A young teen […]
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The baseball season sneaked up on me this year. Yesterday it was January, today we’re deep into spring training—it caught me totally unawares. Can’t imagine why. It’s not as if anything else of importance has been in the news lately . . . The summers of my youth basically meant one thing: Little League baseball.
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Our long national nightmare is over. A presidency that began with the Big Lie that Barack Obama wasn’t born in the US and, therefore, was an illegitimate president and ended with the Big Lie that Joe Biden stole the election is now confined to history. And history, we can rest assured, will not judge that
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