I’m sure most of you already know not to believe pretty much anything you see online. But, even the wariest of us can still occasionally trip up and, every once in a while, take something on faith. Today, I present three examples of why you should stop doing that. Here’s
Let me ask you a question. When does a whistleblower become a defendant? Let’s see if we can figure it out. Three years ago, I had a “discussion” with a “friend” of mine on Facebook. The topic was vote-by-mail fraud. His claim was that voting by mail was the most
I had two recent experiences I think are worth mentioning. Here’s the first: As I do about every couple of years, last week I strained my back. Typically, my chiropractor can fix me right up. But for reasons I won’t go into here, this time I had to look for