It’s going to be cold over the next few days. I mean really, really cold. So how does one pass the time? A good suggestion is to curl up with a good book. I know something about good books being a publisher. And I write about the special joy of reading in my new column now posted. You can read it by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
Life sure is fleeting. It seemed just a few years ago I was meeting with a number of retired state leaders that have made a major impact on the Bayou State. In the center of the photo is forward governor Edwin Edwards and former lieutenant governor Jimmie Fitzmorris. You’ll see in the photo Judge Moon Landrieu, Senator Michael O’Keefe, yours truly, and other well-known state figures. Everyone in the picture except me has one thing in common now. They’ve all passed away. Make the best of your life, because it sure can go by fast.
What a week it was when it came to incompetence of numerous public facials. And it did not happen just locally. There were questionable decisions that took place in cities from coast to coast. First New Orleans, then on to California for the wildfires, and then range things happening in New York courtrooms. Not a good way to start off the new year. That’s the focus of my new column now posted. You can read it by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
It’s wonderful to look back on special people in your family. My Father was my special hero that I looked up to all my life. This week, if he were still living, he would reap the right the right old age of 110. And he certainly lived a full and active life. I just thought it was time to look back, and write down the special feelings I had for him. We all have extraordinary people in our lives, and my Dad was at the top of the list. I write about him this week’s column. You can read it by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
Time to try to live up to my New Year’s resolutions. Mine are simple and the same as millions of others. I want to get my health program in better shape. I want to get in better shape. I’m laying up new menus to eat, getting regular check ups, and of course, working out. I’m trying to get a good start below. So Happy New Year to you. Hope you feel better too.
Is President Donald Trump throwing out another one of his wacko ideas? He just wants to go out by the nation of Greenland hey, why not go by Canada and Mexico to while he’s at it. Actually, buying Greenland is not that bad an idea. The mostly barren country could be a strong barrier for America’s national offense. I take a look at the feasibility of buying Greenland in my new column. You can read it now by going to the Red Flashing Box above, or by Clicking Here.
It’s the holiday season and time for reflection as we move towards a new year. Many changes in politics, what’s happening throughout the world, and for many of us personally. I look at the holiday season beginning in Thanksgiving and going through the new year. That’s the focus of this week’s column. You can read it now by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
We at The Lisburn Press so pleased that Jim Brown’s new book,” Jesus, Jews, Jihad and Me”, is doing quite well over the Christmas season. You can still order your copy by going to www.thelisburnpress.com, or by going to Amazon.
A vigilante shooter brings the outrageous cost of healthcare to the front burner. Ironic that it took a tragedy like this to make Americans realize how bad our healthcare problems are. Insurance companies seem to want to deny, deny, deny. Just how bad is the problem?? I write about this complicated crisis in my new column now posted. You can read it by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
It looks like President Donald Trump has a new hero and special person that he admires. He regularly sends praise towards the famous outlaw, Jesse James. And you will be surprised that I have a relationshipship through relatives with the notorious gunslinger’s past. My grandmother, Sweetie Pearl, Brown, visited with Jesse James on several occasions. I write about my new column. You can read it now by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
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It’s hard to believe that it’s been 33 years ago when we witnessed the political race from Hell. Edwin edwards versus David Duke. It was an election that captivated not only America, but to concerned people in countries all over the world. The head of the Ku Klux Klan versus the controversial four term governor. And check out the Picture above of a float in one of the largest New Orleans parades. You see Duke, Edwards, and off to the left is yours truly. Some honor! In any event, to read the column, go to the Red Flashing Box above or Click Here.
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I wrote a column recently about Robert F Kennedy, and doing things that are a bit weird. I still think I was right on with that opinion. But President Trump has selected Kennedy to be the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services. And in looking over his proposals, Kennedy suggest some deep concerns that is affecting all of us, particularly our children. Our kids are flat out being damaged by our approach to nutrition. That’s the focus of my new column now posted. You can read it by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
It’s all Trump, and millions of Americans are cheering him on. But has Trump changed America or has America experienced changes that Trump bought into? That’s my big question in this week’s column. America has changed dramatically. Exactly what role did Donald Trump having these changes? I write about what’s happening throughout America in this week’s column. You can read it now by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
OK, the election is over, so let’s get back to leading our lives. It’s a Life we can live with freedom. And that’s because of all the veterans who served this country to be sure we had these freedoms. November 11th is Veterans Day. It’s a time to reflect and honor those who did serve our country and many who gave their lives for these freedoms. I write about volunteering to serve our country in this week’s column. You could read it now by going to the Red Flashing Box above or by Clicking Here.
A provocative look at the deepest of the deep southern states by two veterans of Louisiana politics. Thoughts that are informative, candid, humorous, and sometimes controversial about life in one of the most interesting and rabble-rousing states in the nation.