Author Archives: Armando Diana

By Brad Bohnarczyk This past week we heard from Hillary Clinton that she would like to see a ban on utoamatic weapons.  We also saw Senator Harry Reid call for increased background checks, after the shootings in Nevada recently, to … Continue reading →

By Brad Bohnarczyk Something that I’ve seen for a few years now is a growing disgruntled attitude with the establishment on the left and right. Polls show that, after the 2012 election, the American people were not happy with President … Continue reading →

By Brad Bohnarczyk The witch-hunt that has been undertaken recently is ridiculous. The crusade, led by Senate majority leader Harry Reid, is not only hypocritical but flat-out stupid. The crusade is against the supposed takeover of America by billionaire brothers, … Continue reading →

The sound cut through the wasteland of deserted space like a knife slices through butter.  The noise shocked me – not so much because the silence was shattered but more because I did not expect to hear it. My neighbor … Continue reading →

By Brad Bohnarczyk It was all over. The fat lady was singing. Elvis had not only left the building, he was in his car on his way home. The media had written off the Tea Party as dead in the … Continue reading →

By Brad Bohnarczyk Big government has run roughshod over this country for decades. However, for the past couple of years it has reached a fever pitch in terms of causing problems. Focusing on four instances that have made headlines for … Continue reading →

He ran towards me after I called him an anal orifice.  The home plate umpire stepped in between us as the bevy of 14 and 15 year old boys giggled at the site of two middle aged men making fools … Continue reading →

The ball flutters in the air with the grace of a moth that just passed gas and lands silently into the awaiting catcher’s mitt. There is momentary silence in the crowd as parents eagerly await the umpire’s call. “Ball” says … Continue reading →

By Michael Lordi Many believe in the virtue of taxation. Inexplicably they often justify this insanity by pointing to St. Matthew’s Gospel where Jesus opines about taxation giving it his blessing by saying, “ . . . Give unto Caesar … Continue reading →

The art of pitching a baseball is to make it look like a strike until it is too late for the batter to adjust that leads to an out. It is the same thing in politics where perception is reality … Continue reading →