By Bob Gaydos
Getting arrested because a porn star tried to shake him down and he had his lawyer pay her off to keep her mouth shut so he could steal an election and get to live in the White House? That’s a made-for-TV movie. That’s Trump’s entire life in a mini-series.

By Bob Gaydos
Catching up with other news while on Trump indictment watch: Holding hostages hostage for Reagan; Republican ageism; Power Slaps! and pornographic Michelangelo. Only in America.

By Bob Gaydos
Rupert Murdoch displays a cynical disregard for the truth or the gullibility of his audience except when it suits his purpose.

By Bob Gaydos
Bottom line for the Pentagon? Don’t patronize people who want to know what the heck is roaming around our atmosphere and don’t act as if shooting down, never mind just seeing, a few UAPs or UFOs is no big deal. Local or interstellar, tell us what’s going on out there.

By Bob Gaydos
About that Joe Biden is too old to run for re-election column I wrote a little while back … I may have been a bit hasty. The “old” man just took the boldest, most dramatic act by an American president since, well, I can’t remember when.

By Bob Gaydos
So Trump and or his lawyer(s) lied to the FBI. Did Corcoran know there were more documents? Did the other lawyer? Did Trump? Was Trump in Cahoots with one or both of them cooking something up?

By Bob Gaydos
Most critics of today’s Republican Party have been respectful enough of the usual norms of political discourse to avoid publicly saying what they really think about Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her ilk, who have mugged the party’s cowardly leaders through threats and retribution, turning it into a cabal of, well, in Sarah’s scenario, the not normal ones.

By Bob Gaydos
Cry and try as Republicans might to make the Trump document story equivalent to Biden’s, it won’t fly.

By Bob Gaydos
Alcoholics, or rather, those who insist they are not alcoholics, have been taking the post-holiday challenge forever in valiant efforts to prove to themselves and (mainly) others that they can control their drinking. Often, they’ve failed. Rehab February.

By Bob Gaydos
Country living means owls, woodpeckers, coyotes and starry skies, oh my. It’s nice. But it also has its own rules of the road, things a transplanted city boy should know.