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.

By Bob Gaydos
Words have power. When those in position of power use words recklessly — and Trump does so routinely — innocent people can be hurt. The facts speak for themselves. The Amendments to the Constitution are in order for a reason. People should not have to live in fear for speaking or writing the truth. That’s what makes America great.

By Bob Gaydos
Trumpsters don’t care or don’t care to know about what’s really going on and I’ve written so often about it that, well, Dotard Syndrome. Turn on Fox; turn off brain.

By Bob Gaydos
Under Trump, the real, the true, the factual, the serious business of life has become demonized and trivialized to the point that everything is treated as a reality TV show and millions of Americans are hooked.

By Bob Gaydos
The silence persists from McCain’s Republican colleagues in Congress about a White House aide joking about him dying. Having compassion is a dangerous trait in this White House. In the Republican Party, which can’t bring itself to say Donald Trump was a mistake, compassion has long ago been discarded.

By Bob Gaydos
I’m glad Pine Bush now has a juice bar to go with its UFO parade and spectacular view on its list of “cool things.” I think it’s more important than ever to be fit in body, mind and spirit these days and what’s good for the body is good for the soul.