October 6, 2010 By Louis Avallone – Blame It On The Rain Milli Vanilli Only Scratched The Surface Perhaps not since 1989, when the number one song that year was Milli Vanilli’s “Blame it on the Rain,” has there been a more grand fraud, perpetrated upon the American people, than the incessant, obsessive, and child-like […]
August 25, 2010 By Louis Avallone – Kim Kardashian “Totally Fine” On Her Own Nation Breathes Sigh of Relief as Vienna Girardi Starts Dating Again Okay. I admit it. I did not already know that Snooki had recently been arrested for disorderly conduct in New Jersey last month. Or that Vienna Girardi, from “The Bachelor” […]
April 7, 2010 By Louis Avallone – BIDEN’S BIG DEAL Expletive Was More Polite Than The Alternatives Theodore Roosevelt had the “Square Deal,” a phrase that came to represent his administration’s ideas for the conservation of natural resources, increasing competitiveness in the marketplace, and improving consumer protection. FDR had the “New Deal,” which introduced banking […]
March 24, 2010 By Louis Avallone – There is a certain number of Americans that feel any criticism of the Obama administration’s policies are actually a personal affront upon the President himself. Their claim is often that such disapproval is, at its best, merely partisan or, at its worst, racist. Last September, former President Carter […]
August 12, 2009 By Louis Avallone – It was Shakespeare, in 1611, that may have been the first to write about how politics can make strange bedfellows. Well, pull back the covers and get tucked in, because if you happen to oppose the Obama healthcare initiative and are also pro-life, you may soon find yourself […]
July 22, 2009 By Louis Avallone – You ever heard, “What is good for the goose, isn’t good for the gander”? You haven’t? Well, please let me explain. Much has been written and considered recently regarding the importance of one’s life story, when being considered as a nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. “Real life” […]
July 8, 2009 By Louis Avallone – When is saying “no,” really “yes”? Let me explain. If you are like me, you probably find yourself saying “no” more often these days than usual. “No” to continued deficit spending by the federal government, “no” to government-run health care, “no” to higher and higher taxes, “no” to […]