My Personal Substack: Culture and Politics
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The Disastrous Presidency of Donald Trump, Part 3
Ken Griffin is one of the richest men in America. His personal wealth is estimated at over 50 billion dollars. He runs the Citadel hedge fund. One would think he would be in Donald Trump’s camp-- but he is not. He labeled Trump’s tariff bat...
The Disastrous Presidency of Donald Trump: Part 2
As noted in Part One, one of the most disturbing aspects of Donald Trump’s presidency is his personal allegiance to Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of Israel. As noted then, it was upon his personal request that Trump joined in a unified air...
The Disastrous Presidency of Donald Trump, Part 1:
Is Donald Trump the worst president since Richard Nixon? His polling would at least seem to suggest he is. In some polls he is down to a 32 % approval rating. That is the worst since Richard Nixon was about to be impeached. Making it all th...
The Perpetual Puzzle of Watergate, Part 4:
As previously noted, the actions of James McCord the night of the final Watergate break-in were highly questionable. In fact, one could say with little exaggeration, it was those questionable actions that got the five burglars caught that n...
The Perpetual Puzzle of Watergate: Part 3
Because the break-in at the Watergate Office clearly took center stage during the nationally televised senate hearings, the other crimes of the Plumbers Unit were more or less off-stage. In the last installment we noted the burglary at the...
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Author or co editor of four books on the assassinations of the sixties, screen writer for Oliver Stone's two latest documentaries on the JFK case.
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