By Dale Glading _ There have been times during the coronavirus pandemic – and subsequent national lockdown – when I have felt like Rip Van Winkle on steroids. You remember him, right? He was the fictional character, invented by Washington Read More
By Dale Glading _ …that the English colonists in Virginia and the Pilgrims in Massachusetts didn’t give up and return to England after the first harsh winter. …that the Minutemen didn’t turn tail and run when the British fired on Read More
By Dale Glading _ When I ran for the U.S. House of Representatives in 2008 and again in 2010, I often described myself as a social conservative and a fiscal conservative…in that order. My point was simple: if America got Read More
By Dale Glading _ Hansel and Gretel is a German fairy tale published by the Brothers Grimm in 1812. Part of the story involves Hansel leaving behind a trail – first of pebbles and later of breadcrumbs – in order Read More
By Dale Glading _ It’s Not Rocket Science! Full disclosure: I have never held political office nor have I ever worked inside the Washington Beltway, so my proposed remedies for fixing the problems with our federal government may sound overly Read More
By Dale Glading _ Last week, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh resigned in disgrace. So, what else is new? Mayor Pugh had been on medical leave for the past month as she battled pneumonia. She is also battling charges of financial Read More
By Dale Glading _ That phrase, abbreviated KISS, was coined by Kelly Johnson, a lead engineer with Lockheed, and later adopted by the U.S. Navy in 1960. It has since become part of the American lexicon, especially in the worlds Read More
By Dale Glading _ As Sgt. Joe Friday used to say on the TV show Dragnet, “Just the facts, ma’am, just the facts.” So, let’s start with a fact as indisputable as the sun rising in the east and setting Read More
By Dale Glading Cross-Posted from DaleGlading.com _ In the current political climate, where government gridlock is both a noun and an epithet, and where claims of intransigence and obstructionism are lobbed in the halls of Congress like so many hand Read More
