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HL 36 – Scotus Refusal to Review North Carolina Voter Suppression Case Speaks Volumes
Freud supposedly said “Madame sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.” But it was no mere stogie on Monday when Chief Justice John Roberts disingenuously recited the caveat that it meant nothing for SCOTUS to decline review of the Fourth Circuit’s decision invalidating...
HL 35 – Comey Executed By Ultravenous Injection of a Three Letters Cocktail
President Trump’s firing of FBI Director Comey requires our clear and precise thinking, analysis and action, lest we become mere observers of these events shaping our future. The three lethal “letters” administered to Comey disclose the corruption in this process as...
HL 34 – How (and What) is Hopelessly Liberal Doing?
Hopelessly Liberal first posted a week after last November’s election. (HL1) It was conceived and has operated as a survival guide to the Trump presidency. We predicted in HL 7 and 21 that Trump would be out of office in less than three years through operation of...
HL 33 – How’s He Doing?
Hopelessly Liberal’s readers are waterlogged after a deluge of hundred day assessments. As promised, here is ours, but mercifully eschewing, with one exception, a listing and critique of major achievements and failures. Instead, for one day H.L. becomes a...
HL 32 – From Sorcerer’s Apprentice to Curator’s Accomplice
Hopelessly Liberal, like all widely read political/social commentaries, is gearing up for next week’s review of Donald Trump’s first hundred days. There is still time sister, so this is not that post or “those” because HL will post two – one “How’s he doing?” and the...
HL 31 – Jon Ossoff, Please Come Home
It’s unfortunate and dangerous for Democrats and liberals (there is some overlap) to be putting so much emphasis on the June 20 run-off election in Georgia’s 6th congressional district. The contest is for the seat vacated by Dr. Tom Price when he became President...
