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Hawaii Five-O: Men vs. the boys
How big was the original TV series Hawaii Five-O?
This big.
In my senior year of high school, my buddy Steve Nordstrom and I were ditching class when we walked by a long line of freshmen waiting to get their pictures taken for the yearbook. So naturally, we got in line too. I wore my motorcycle helmet and gave my name as “Then Came Bronson,” after a popular TV show that I know many boomers...
My latest column and assorted trail mix from the opinion jar
I am four days back from vacation, which is equivalent to 100 light years away from the beach. So as I was returning to the blog to post my latest column from Cincy Magazine (scroll down if you can’t wait), I grabbed a handful of salty comments from the opinion jar. Here goes — and many thanks, as always, to those of you who still drop by here, even when nobody’s home.
– Where’s...
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Liberal media: Close enough for government work
Your government-subsidized media at work
During 30 years in the newspaper business, I watched as the newsroom herd of independent minds followed the cowbell of liberal bias over a cliff. Every year it got worse, leading to the great leap for Obama that caused a cartwheeling free-fall of credibility. No wonder more than half the nation that calls itself conservative has turned its back on newspapers...
EZ Money: Your tax dollars at work creating jobs — for Junebug the drug dealer
Blog readers: Here’s my column from the June issue of Cincy Magazine. From a distance, Cincinnati looks clean and corruption free. Not so. Read on.EZ Money: Your tax dollars at work creating jobs — for Junebug the drug dealer
By Peter Bronson
Cincinnati is like a big family. It has rowdy celebrations, domestic disputes, checkbook troubles, crazy aunts in the attic and family secrets nobody...
Three cheers for giving Shepard Fairey the bum’s rush in Covington
Shepard Fairey mural in Covington, from the Enquirer
I guess the issue is settled. Covington has better taste and higher standards than Cincinnati.
The local media have been gushing about murals in Cincinnati by artist Shepard Fairey. You can hardly turn a page in town without stumbling on one of his Stalinesque works of art, “inspired” (shoplifted?) from Communist propaganda.
What...
What the Enquirer forgot to tell you about their ‘Hero’ Harry Belafonte
Belafonte and his buddy, Hugo Chavez
If Political Correctness is a boy band like the Jonas Brothers, the Cincinnati Enquirer is a 13-year-old girl.
In case you somehow failed to notice because you have joined the thousands who are so fed up they no longer subscribe, the Enquirer was almost peeing itself over the Civil Rights game this weekend. Saturday spread the story all over the section fronts....
Stop the Presses: Someone in the Obama Administration Told the Truth
Had to love this post at NRO (National Review Online) today.
The Most Transparently Irresponsible Administration in American History [Andy McCarthy]
How could the Attorney General of the United States malign a state law as raising profound constitutional questions, imply that the lawmakers who drafted it are racists, and direct a Justice Department review of the law without having read the law?
If...
Boycott the boycott – support Arizona
President Obama's "secure" border
Arizona’s tourism officials should jump on this like a roadrunner on a stick-lizard. The Great Liberal Boycott of the Grand Canyon State could turn Tucson, Phoenix and Flagstaff into the new vacation destinations for conservatives.
San Francisco, the Democratic Party and most of the liberal media are already supporting the boycott while they...
A night of yellow ribbons and red-white-and-blue patriotism
Matt Maupin
At the door they handed out rubber wrist bands that said, “Let Us Never Forget.” That, in a few words, was all that really needed to be said at the Yellow Ribbon Scholarship Fundraiser last night at the Oasis in Loveland.
Of course, there was more to say. The Maupins were there, honoring their son Matt, whose capture and MIA status captivated Cincinnati and broke our hearts for...
‘For $200, Alex, I’ll take Political Obscenities. Ummm… What is Obamacare?’
She called herself “The Maid of Shalom,” or sometimes she signed as ”The Perfect Woman.” I remember those handwritten letters well, because they were loaded like hand-grenades with the most creative and colorful threats.
The one I remember best said she would visit my home while I was sleeping and castrate me with a dull, rusty knife. Yikes.
And then there was the time I...
