There’s a lot of condemnation going on in the Democratic Party these days, the latest by Barack Obama who called remarks made by his spiritual advisor, the person who married he and his wife Michelle and baptized his children, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, “inflammatory and appalling” statements.

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 Ashley Dupre
Only in America does the juxtaposition of shame and fame resemble some kind of gain for the needy.

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It’s a pattern we see all too often these days, political wives stunned, but standing by their humiliated men while they are either accused of sexual improprieties or associated with same by innuendo.

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“I took my troubles down to Madame Rue.
You know that gypsy with the gold capped tooth
She’s got a pad down on 34th and Vine.
Selling little bottles of Love Potion #9
I told her that I was a flop with chicks. I’ve been disgraced since 1956
She looked at my palm and she made a magic sign.
She said [...]

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“Of Microbes and Men” by William Marshall, Ph.D.
Book Reviewed by Jeanne Klier Storch
While as undergraduates at the University of Illinois, my friend, Bonnie, and I worked at a campus bookstore to help offset the cost of our text books.  One day, a tall handsome grad student placed his books on the counter for checkout.  Neither Bonnie [...]

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If you are a politician, you can’t get from nowhere to somewhere without being on the take.

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What is the public’s right to know of the state of health of a presidential candidate?

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While the stock market is in the tank, the economy is on the verge of a recession and the real estate market has more than burst its bubble, operatives of the Democratic Party say they can raise $30 million to re-do primary elections in the states of Florida and Michigan, correcting a mistake party politics made.

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I always thought the two martini lunch in business went by the wayside with secretaries, electric typewriters and white-out, but apparently it’s alive and well in China.

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A New York City cabbie trying to do the right thing with a baby that no one wanted now finds himself being prosecuted for his good deed and could spend a year in jail if found guilty.

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