Tag: Media
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RIP JCD
On Wednesday I learned that columnist and podcaster John C. Dvorak, a person that I’ve been following since I was a teenager, died on Monday, July 20, 2026. I started reading his columns in PC Magazine back in the 1980s and more recently started listening to him on the DH Unplugged and No Agenda podcasts.…
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The State of the Union Is the Worst Show on Television. End It.
The worst TV show in the nation is the State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress. It is filled with nothing but nonsense. President Trump delivered a nearly two-hour snore fest of epic proportions yesterday, made worse by his age and his obvious increasing inability to entertain. His schtick has lost…
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Wall Street Journal reporters buy the most expensive shit to make a $3 meal
The Wall Street Journal ran a story about how difficult it is to make a meal for one for roughly $3.00. All they did was prove how stupid they are. Look at this photo for 10 seconds and you’ll instantly know why they had trouble putting together this meal. Notice that these items are the…
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The President of the United States has too much power
I’ve said thousands of times, both publicly and privately, that Congress has abdicated its power to the President, effectively creating a de facto king every four years. The Trump Administration is no different from other administrations in exercising the power afforded to it. The only exception is the speed and breadth of its actions. My…
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Broadcast television is trying to kill itself
I bet you didn’t know that broadcast television is yet again going through a digital transition. Yes, I know, it hasn’t been that long ago in the United States where we all had to buy new TVs or set top boxes to receive brand new digital signals we never asked for. That was ATSC 1.0…
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Why Charlie Kirk’s Assassination is different
Charlie Kirk’s assassination was an inflection point. Our society stands at a precipice, and we don’t know whether we’ll fall or turn toward a better direction. Charlie Kirk was a big fish in a small pond, well-known to those who paid attention to politics but not to the average American. In the battle over politics…