Taking the Boys to DC part one of perhaps 10 or 11 columns to come September 13, 2023 The Reader published the first of what could end up being a series of 11 columns about my ruminations following a week-long sojourn to… Continue Reading
Republicans (today) do not equal fascists and anyone wanting to fix America needs to understand what they have become. September 12, 2023 First of all they are not just a they. We are all they or parts of they or parts of our they. Liberals can… Continue Reading
The “Rich men north of Richmond” Debate September 3, 2023 Five months ago stymied by my inability to concentrate on finishing a column by a pushed up deadline of Friday I cranked out my… Continue Reading
Back to the Reader August 26, 2023 I’ve had the summer off from composing columns for the Duluth Reader. I spent the spring and summer doing housekeeping that writing regularly made… Continue Reading
How the heirs of the KKK stole a Pope’s infallibly to divide and conquer America April 24, 2023 JFK addresses anti-Catholic preachers in 1960, Google:“The Kennedy Speech that Stoked the Rise of the Christian Right” Read it here Continue Reading
My Jen Schultz amendment is ready for production October 6, 2022 I’ll probably start slapping them on my lawnsigns tomorrow. I stopped going door to door at the dorms. I might pick it up again… Continue Reading
Not quite trolling August 27, 2022 Here is a screen shot of a reply I gave to a cartoon on a “conservative” Facebook site ridiculing paying off student college debt:… Continue Reading
Killing Dr. Tiller May 8, 2022 Killing Dr. Tiller. My shortest podcast to date. No gift to cleanse the stain of Trump from America is too small. Continue Reading
My wife won’t be voting for me for Congress May 3, 2022 Two lovebirds toasting their voyage down the Yangtze River at the Three Gorges Dam Claudia has told me several times she will not be… Continue Reading
When perception is reality April 11, 2022 This is the back side of a 1996 cartoon/pamphlet I picked up at the Eighth District Convention a couple weeks ago. My 12-year-old Grandson… Continue Reading
The 2022 Eighth Congressional District Republican Convention April 10, 2022 A very crowded convention floor in the ballroom of Greysolon Plaza. I took this picture after belting out the Star Spangled Banner with the… Continue Reading
Meep Meep….Alas the Reader April 2, 2022 Alas, There is a division of labor in the Reader Weekly. The Tabloid is almost always on time. The Online Reader struggles at times…. Continue Reading
This American Life February 27, 2022 Go to the episode of Feb. 25th from Public Radio’s This American Life on the Internet. Is called the Other Mr. President and in… Continue Reading
My last Republican Precinct Caucus? February 3, 2022 Twenty years ago I attended what might have been my last Minnesota Republican Precinct Caucus. An hour’s search today through my old paper trail… Continue Reading
Everything that Harry writes that is not about the imminent destruction of Earth as we knew it is superfluous. But, he does prattle on at: www.lincolndemocrat.com November 15, 2021 The cumbersome title of this post is also my new tag line that will follow my Not Eudora columns for the Duluth Reader. It… Continue Reading
Zip tying myself to French September 3, 2021 Fresh from watching a video of a Trumpian coffee shop owner attempting to zip tie an Arizona principal for not letting unmasked children risk… Continue Reading
Latest Not Eudora Column March 19, 2021 A Glass Half Full It begins: “It is easier to be a pessimist but more fun to be an optimist, and my glass of… Continue Reading
Sympathy for high school grads October 30, 2020 Somewhere in my records I have the letter of apology a local judge sent me. I had just written a letter to the editor… Continue Reading
NEWS I’M READING 5/23/2020 May 24, 2020 A lot of interesting things as usual but I’m only going to post one item I made sure to read. Its a NYTimes story… Continue Reading
The GOP is pro-life my ass, and other future posts April 17, 2020 The Rabbi’s who argued with Jesus were the originalist Scalia’s of his day. The greatest triumph of the Main line churches of my youth,… Continue Reading