By Bob Gaydos
Joe’s out, Kamala’s in it to win it and much of the media is now busy trying to come up with a storyline on why the vice president just can’t beat Trump.

By Bob Gaydos
As I watched the hummingbirds Sunday afternoon, I thought about what an act of selflessness it was for Biden, who clearly believes he can still do the job, to agree to step aside for someone younger, because, well because it’s the right thing to do. At least that’s what he had been constantly told for a month.

By Bob Gaydos
A refresher on things people new to country living might want to know to make life a little easier.

By Bob Gaydos
The sign of a good leader, a good executive, a good president is having people around him capable of making his or her vision a reality. Biden has done this.

By Bob Gaydos
If by Plan B Democrats want someone to more aggressively get up in Trump’s face, call out his constant lies, which much of the media now seems to accept as, well, acceptable, then Kamala Harris is their woman.

By Bob Gaydos
Gooseberries are not only juicy, they have thorns and history. Who knew?

By Bob Gaydos
Gooseberries, then sushi. The debate can wait.

By Bob Gaydos
The Washington Post, with help from The New York Times, recently provided a lesson in basic American journalism ethics. To wit: They still exist.

By Bob Gaydos
The greatest player I ever saw died yesterday. He was 93. All of baseball mourned because Willie Mays was not just a fantastic ballplayer, he was a terrific ambassador for the sport.

By Bob Gaydos
Maybe it’s just me, but: The major sports leagues made a bad bet when they allowed themselves to be partnered with legalized gambling.