I met a friend for dinner this evening at my favorite restaurant  in Needham.  On my way home to Franklin, I followed a 2000 Toyota Camry through the towns of Dover, Medfield, and Medway.   It was plastered with Donald Trump  and Scott … [Read more...]

Pro Tip:  Not the patients and not the doctors. In the USA, it's being run by corporations whose CEO's have a fiduciary obligation to return a profit to the investors.  The concept of CEO fiduciary obligation is not good or evil on its … [Read more...]

As is well known, I left the Republicans and joined to the Democratic Party a few years ago, on the day that Elizabeth Warren announced her candidacy.  I’m a laborer.  I’ve always been a laborer.  I started to work at the age of 14, helping … [Read more...]

Two bills introduced by U.S. Congresswoman Katherine Clark to address the nation’s opioid crisis passed the House on Wednesday, May 11. Part of an Obama­care initiative meant to reward quality care, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid … [Read more...]

Ask most Democrats and they will tell you, as their leaders tell them, the cure for America's growing wealth disparity is more job training and education.  Even my guy, Bernie Sanders, plays this card.  He's wrong.  They are wrong.  The … [Read more...]

I received an invitation to attend a fund raiser for Hillary Clinton.  All I needed was $1,000 dollars and the ability to free my schedule for Wednesday May 4th, from 6:00 -8:00 PM.  In return for my $1,000, I'd be able to have a … [Read more...]

Again and again, the media keeps pushing Hillary, parroting her talking points without challenge or question. In the past two days, Rachel Maddow and Andrea Mitchell both tell their viewers that "Hillary has 2.7 million more votes" than … [Read more...]

The Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr once said, "There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start thinking about robbery. Then look around and see somebody white and feel … [Read more...]

We need to break up the banks, but not necessarily their size.  We hear a lot of talk about banks being “too big to fail” and they somehow if we break up these banks into smaller ones, the problems of 2008 will be nevermore.  We have come … [Read more...]

I like that, however, as a former presidential candidate once said, "What's under the hood"?  If anyone at BMG would like to help me out on this, I'd be grateful to know.  I can't seem to find out where the money goes.  Does the … [Read more...]