By Bob Gaydos
I’m looking for a list of thinkers for the 21st century. The question: Who are the Teslas and Edisons and Jungs who will shape the way we live in the rest of this still young century? As with my 20th Century list, I need your help. This is a cooperative venture.

By Bob Gaydos
The Fox News Generation, fed a daily diet of fear and fiction, may be beyond saving, but there’s still time and hope for the youngsters. Knowledge is power. Our schools need to step up their game.

By Bob Gaydos
Trump, who doesn’t drink, is a sucker for applause, adulation. It’s his alcohol. He sank into a deep withdrawal when the pre-vote campaign rallies ended.

By Bob Gaydos
A lousy appointment for attorney general? Republicans losing congressional races? “Hey, never met the guy. And they never asked for my help.” Not his fault. Never is.

By Bob Gaydos
If you’re fleeing violence, looking for a safe haven, why would you throw rocks at armed troops at your chosen destination? You wouldn’t. It’s a ruse to rile the bigoted base. Also, Khashoggi and mail bombs. Maybe it’s just me, but none of this is normal.

By Bob Gaydos
Blackouts are not the same as passing out. They are often, however, the unrecognized explanation for someone’s uncharacteristic actions. “Why did you (say/do) that last night?”

By Bob Gaydos
The key to my finally understanding the evangelical embrace of Trump, the most amoral, immoral, irreligious occupant of the White House perhaps ever, is realizing I had it backwards. That’s all part of the plan. The worse Trump is, the sooner the holy war starts and the sooner Jesus returns to save us.

By Bob Gaydos
So, the prince of darkness, the Sultan of swat and the king and queen of music all died on the same date. Coincidence? Maybe so, but I’m thinking it’s more likely there’s a message we humans haven’t figured out yet.

By Bob Gaydos
What do Bobby Bonilla, Lebron James, Elon Musk and Tom Wolfe have in common? … . I figured, if these names were on a list of newsmakers, I should at least tell people why.

By Bob Gaydos
It’s downright tiring writing the same thing over and over again: Dotard did/said something dumb or cruel, or both. Then he lied about it. Republicans didn’t care (they’ve committed suicide) and his loyalists cheered. End of story.