Editorials – Page 19

Mr. Trump announces deal to reopen government in a show of empathy for federal workers while allowing democrats three weeks to negotiate prior to declaring a national emergency to build the wall.

And Then President Trump Said: “Build A Wall And Crime Will” …go Down

By Jim Porter Casey

• January 23, 2019

Editorials

Mr. Trump, don’t miss this opportunity – a fabulous brick & mortar wall from… the Gulf of Mexico to the shining sea of the West Coast – where The Shrew lives.

Mr. Trump, Build The Great American Border Wall And They Will Come

By Jim Porter Casey

• January 9, 2019

Editorials

Instead of “Six Flags” the “Two Thousand Miles Across the Border” can be built using modern techniques and amenities and would become one of the most popular attractions in all the World.

Build A Wall, Shut It Down, Or Go Around

By Jim Porter Casey

• January 5, 2019

Editorials

I was hoping President Trump would have Nancy Pilose arrested by Capital police as she took the gavel, ranting on the way down the Capital steps no doubt, and taken to Gitmo.

The Hell You Say – And Farewell 2018 – For Whatever That Means

By Jim Porter Casey

• January 2, 2019

60 Seconds • Editorials

Frosty bids farewell to 2018 in this whimsical video

The year was one of ambivalence, animosity, division, and hope and nostalgia. The video is my contribution to the whole mess.

Christmas Presents From TOCC TV !!!

By Jim Porter Casey

• December 25, 2018

Editorials

I’ve got wordgames for everyone. Crossword, Sudoku and WordSearch. Take your pick. These should come in handy as we approach the January silly season and the winter doldrums.

Marvin… Was A Friend Of Mine

By Jim Porter Casey

• December 15, 2018

Editorials • Obituary

Folks around Huntsville will remember Marvin Pogue as the high profile homeless veteran who was frequently seen heading up and down University Drive, or maybe the Parkway, with his grocery cart.

Merry Christmas To The Hucksters Of Homeless People? Bah ! Humbug !!!

By Jim Porter Casey

• December 6, 2018

Editorials

Do you take the “safe” option when helping homeless people? Chances are the organization you trust does more harm than the taboo of giving directly to the individuals in need.