Opinion

By Joe Guzzardi July 30, 2017   Wilder-than-usual Washington, D.C., days started July 21 when White House press secretary Sean Spicer resigned, and Anthony Scaramucci arrived, and ended (we thought) on July 28 with the Department of Homeland Security John F. Kelly’s... Read More

By Maria Fotopoulos July 28, 2017   On a dark Mozambique night just over a year ago, sleeping villagers were brutally attacked in their homes. It was coordinated, targeted violence against men who work to stop the poaching of some of the... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi July 26, 2017   In the tragic deaths of ten migrants found crammed into a sweltering 18-wheeler outside a San Antonio Walmart, there’s more blame to go around than can be written about in a 600-word opinion column. But... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi July 25, 2017   Succinctly stated, President Trump needs all the friends he can get. When Trump was a 1,000:1 long- shot presidential candidate, then-Senator, now Attorney General Jeff Sessions went to bat for the embattled real estate mogul,... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi July 23, 2017 Lizbeth Mateo is an illegal alien who spends her days defending illegal aliens. Mateo describes her goal as “preparing legal strategies to help undocumented immigrants stay in the country.” Or as The New York Times headline... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi July 19, 2017   This week, my email inbox included two contradictory messages. The first came from 1600 Daily, President Trump’s public relations bulletin that announced Made in America week during which the White House would host manufacturers from... Read More