From his seat at the Pismo Beach bar Jeremy could watch reflections in the smudged cracked mirror above the liquor bottles. He watched people standing behind him as Thorpe rose from his seat and began to sing the way he recently did more and more often. Nobody paid Thorpe any attention. Most days Thorpe stayed […]
Political campaigns increasingly bring out the worst in people. With fewer than 100 days remaining until the November election, mean-spirited supporters of Democratic Scranton Mayor and 8th Congressional District candidate Paige Cognetti comprise some of the worst of this bastardized bunch. Their target? Leila Hazou, a 58-year-old woman of Palestinian descent whose good character and […]
… “Power to the people!” Che yelled, disturbing about a dozen other senior citizens dozing in the assisted living facility sunroom. “Right on,” Cherie said. “But nobody will know the initials DLA stand for Data Liberation Army.” Settled into the rocking chair she had outfitted with two thin cushions to comfort her always aching spine, […]
Well oiled with Democratic Party support and money from across the country, Democratic Scranton Mayor and 8th Congressional District candidate in the November election Paige Cognetti supports building hyperscale artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. So does Times-Tribune columnist Chris Kelly. Cognetti wants the government to “regulate” quality-of-life destroying data centers. So does Kelly. They’re free […]
Gonzo journalism isn’t dead. Yet the profound prose lifestyle that exploded in the Sixties era of decadence in a psychedelic haze of the late Hunter S. Thompson’s mind-blowing brilliance is on life support. In the end we’re all headed to the end. But, like the anthem “It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)” that Bob Dylan […]
