Recent content by Twalbert

In another testament to the fallacies and disastrous effects of Marxism in practice, Cuba announced on Thursday that citizens will soon be permitted to sell and purchase real property. The Associated Press is reporting that "the law will take effect Nov. 10 and applies to citizens living in Cuba...

Florida was rolling for awhile in hoops and on the gridiron.

Watch some college hoops.

Apparently, Greece has never heard the expression “beggars can't be choosers”. After Euro leaders agreed the bailout deal last year that would effectively release the pressure valve on Greece, at least for a while, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou announced that there would be a...

Academics don't matter as long as that pigskin's flyin'.

Of course, I'm sure the 1% in Argentina and Iran (both in the same range as the U.S.) are having a worse go than our middle and poor classes. Get real.

I think the Patriots are probably up there with the Cowboys now.

Would you walk away from $500,000 a year to work to make America a better place? Jimmy Williams did. Williams, now the Executive Directory of Get Money Out, is the lobbyist-turned-activist whose conscience drove him to partner up with MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan in an attempt to save America from...

Stanford has an elite QB and for the most part plays crappy teams. Bama and LSU are in a league of their own. It's like watching pro football on Saturdays.

I think Rockwell forgets that the U.S. is in the company of third world countries when it comes to income equality.

And you thought the Republicans were the party of war leaders and successful outcomes. As it turns out, they mismanage wars as often as they mismanage the economy. Take, for example, today's death of Moammar Ghaddafi, or as I like to call him, the man of many name spellings. The now-former...

Agreed, now it's the Falcons Sunday.

I get that he was pumped up, but I agree with the last poster. There seems to be an unwritten rule regarding post-game handshakes between coaches.

I am so sick and tired of writing some version of this story every couple of months. His name was Jamie Hubley. He was 15 years old, and if I had my way, outside of those around him, you'd never once hear his name, read his story, or think about him. He would be, for all intents and purposes...

Niners were solid. Lions looked surprisingly flat on their last drive. There seemed to be no sense of urgency. I like their chances against Atlanta though.