Blowing Out the Candles in Iraq
Blowing Out the Candles in Iraq by Robert C. Koehler 814 words I read the news – invasion of Iraq!...
Blowing Out the Candles in Iraq by Robert C. Koehler 814 words I read the news – invasion of Iraq!...
Staying Woke: Revering Life by Robert C. Koehler 1053 words This is from one of the people I’m least likely...
AI Robots Invade the Classroom — So What? by Robert C. Koehler 977 words The future tapped me quietly on...
A Looming Book of Soul Fragments by Robert C. Koehler 877 words Confession: I have a few books out there...
Stirring Humor into ‘Old Age’ by Robert C. Koehler 835 words No doubt everyone grows old in their own way....
Making Our Schools Safe for Propaganda by Robert C. Koehler 889 words Curse that First Amendment! What were the Founding...
Uh Oh, Here Comes the Occupying Army by Robert C. Koehler 1011 words America, America . . . God kicks...
Disarming, and Empowering, Lost Souls by Robert C. Koehler 936 words I had a passing moment of wonder the other...
Are We on the Verge of Civil War II? by Robert C. Koehler 978 words “Folks keep talking about another...
That’s the guy’s defense, anyway — that plus his right to carry four handguns, an AR-15 and a 12-guage shotgun into a supermarket in Atlanta.
What is democracy but platitudes and dog whistles? The national direction is quietly predetermined — it’s not up for debate...
Two a.m. Boink! My eyes pop open. It’s Christmas Eve, but it’s not that I just heard Santa wandering through the house. It’s far more banal: gotta use the bathroom. I crawl out of bed, step bare-assed into . . . oh my God . . . a learning experience.
“How exactly is ‘diversity’ our ‘strength’?” Oh, the smug ignorance of Tucker Carlson! Sometimes, in his certainty of rectitude, he asks questions that actually matter — or would matter if they were asked with any sort of honesty.
“Ducey insists Arizona holds sole or shared jurisdiction over the 60-foot strip the containers rest on and has a constitutional right to protect ...
Two dogs walking. One of them says to the other: “I bark and I bark, but I never feel like I effect real change.”