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For the Record 10/14/20
Throughout the course of the current presidential campaign, President Trump has expressed concern about the threat of Democrats stealing the election. His concerns are well founded. This is the story … more
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For the Record 06/03
This is my last column – at least for several months – and possibly my last column ever. It doesn’t seem possible that I’ve been writing For the Record for 14 years, but … more
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For the Record 05/20
On April 22, 1915, the German army became the first to use poison gas during World War I, when it launched a chlorine gas attack against French forces in Belgium. The result was that both sides used … more
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For the Record 05/13
The Democrats in Washington and their media buddies currently are experiencing mixed feelings. They are scared to death that Trump will be reelected because Joe Biden is so obviously senile. On … more
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For the Record 05/06
The Communist government of China – for months after the discovery of COVID-19 – allowed many thousands of residents of the Wuhan area of China to hop on planes headed all over the world. … more
For the Record 04/29
In 1962 or 1963, President John F. Kennedy urged military officers to complete a 50-mile walk to show their physical preparedness. President Teddy Roosevelt had done the same thing early in the 20th … more
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For the Record 04/22
The media is doing its best to sell Covid19 as the worst thing to ever hit the planet. Why should we believe them? The fact is we shouldn’t. The media is not to be trusted. For the 22 … more
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For the Record 04/15
If you owned a business, and federal officials announced that the nation was going to be in lockdown for the next 12 to 18 months, what would you do? Would you go into panic mode? What if you … more
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For the Record 04/08
I feel the war on Covid19 is essentially over, if we can hang in there for a few more weeks. Humanity has won. We have suffered some casualties, but there will not be 2.4 million deaths in this … more
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For the Record 04/01
The COVID19 news is certainly not reassuring, but it’s not all bad either. To find the good news, however, it’s necessary to sometimes look carefully. Below are excerpts from a March … more
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For the Record 03/25
I don’t want anyone to misinterpret what I’m saying in this column. I’m not saying authorities are overreacting and I’m certainly not saying that people should not take … more
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For the Record 03/18
One million, expressed as a number, is 1,000,000 and has six zeroes. One billion, expressed as a number, is 1,000,000,000 and has nine zeroes. One trillion, expressed as a number is … more
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For the Record 3/11
How bad are things going to get? I’m talking about both the coronavirus and the economy. The economy has been remarkably strong, but that will change as the virus forces more activities … more
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For the Record 02/19
U.S. Senator Tom Cotton, a Republican from Arkansas, went on television Sunday and suggested the coronavirus is a biological weapon manufactured by the Chinese government. It wasn’t long … more
For the Record 02/12
Gas in Linn is hovering just above $2 a gallon, about half of the highs we’ve seen in recent years. Gas is relatively low at this time because there is an abundant worldwide supply, due to … more
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For the Record 02/05
The Washington Post this past weekend had a great story on the coronavirus. I cannot begin to overemphasize the importance of reading this story. While the story has one major shortcoming, in most … more
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For The Record 01/29
We are living in interesting times. Why would anyone read a novel, when current events are so exciting? There is so much going on, it’s tough to go into much detail. Here are some thoughts on … more
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For the Record 1/15
If someone accuses members of the media of creating fake news, they get terribly defensive and try to deny it, but what could be more obvious than the fact that most of our news is fake, to at least … more
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For the Record 01/08
Fifty years ago this past week – on Jan. 2, 1970, to be precise – Jerry and I purchased the Osage County Observer, one of three newspapers in Linn at that time.  The other two were … more
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For the Record 09/05/07
Last week I told you how Lyndon Johnson waged the 1948 Texas Democratic senatorial primary election and how his conduct and that of his supporters was always beyond outrageous. I told you how even … more
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