A Disturbing Failure to Execute
October 6th, 2026By Bob Gaydos
Tennessee’s botched execution – Christa Pike survived two supposedly lethal injections – should be a red flag to all states to review their policies on capital punishment.
By Bob Gaydos
Tennessee’s botched execution – Christa Pike survived two supposedly lethal injections – should be a red flag to all states to review their policies on capital punishment.
By Bob Gaydos
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to “protect” college sports from itself. The intervention is sorely needed.
By Bob Gaydos
I’m on the “dumb” shtick today because the dotard has spent the last few days demonstrating the depth of his ignorance to the world, first at the United Nations and then back in Washington, D.C., with the president of China.
By Bob Gaydos
The “both sides are the same” crowd are a major part of the problem. If that’s blunt, so be it.
By Bob Gaydos
If Trump can come to agreement with Xi on placing controls on AI, he will have his history making presidential moment. The man who saved humanity.
By Bob Gaydos
The Supreme Court dealt a major blow to Republican hopes in the midterm elections by rejecting Trump‘s effort to squelch mail-in voting
By Bob Gaydos
Twenty-five years after Americans woke up to an attack from foreign hostile forces they find themselves in a daily battle with hostile forces within, some perhaps next door. The anniversary of the 9/11 attacks is a time to remember and also to think seriously about the future.
By Bob Gaydos
Donald Trump, who famously just drinks Coke, has all the traits of a “dry drunk.” Untreated alcoholism.
By Bob Gaydos
Everyone saw it coming, yet no one saw it coming. Those who warned about the risks of AI were simply ignored or shouted down. Some just disappeared. Happy Labor Day.
By Bob Gaydos
Every week with Donald Trump is the same. Chaos, confusion, lies, pain, destruction and double-dealing. Republicans know this. They have the power to stop it. They refuse. They own it.