Silvio Canto is a journalist and commentator who writes for BlogTalkRadio and American Thinker. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, history, current events, and cultural observations. Silvio offers insightful analysis and commentary on various issues, providing readers with a unique perspective on the subjects he covers.
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Just spoke on a radio show in Buenos Aires. I commented that I have not seen so much interest in Argentina since Madonna brought back Evita. Yes, I mean there is a lot of interest in the loud and outspoken fellow with funny hair.The latest is tha...
By the fall of 1964, or, when our family landed in the U.S. from Cuba, " Leave it to Beaver " was already on reruns.
Up to now, there is a winner and a loser out of this Manhattan trial. The winner is President Trump, who keeps getting stronger. The loser is New York, or the perception that the Empire State is a banana republic. Using the legal system to target political opponents is Banana Republic 101.
As any mom can tell you, going to the grocery these days can test your mood. Food prices are up and up, but the White House keeps singing "happy days are here again." They could make a show these days called "Moms gone wild" about women waiting to pay at the local grocery chain.
Back in May 1980, I remember hearing something like that the voters were done with President Jimmy Carter. They didn't want to return or reelect him. There was a sense that he wasn't the right man for the job given the economic crisis, the scary international situation and that "malaise" coast to coast. To be fair, the same voters were not sold on who would replace him. The GOP did nominate Governor Ronald Reagan but he didn't close the sale until the very end -- that "there you go again" debate moment.
Mayor Eric Adams of New York City took illegal immigration to another level. Who knew that this whole thing could get any crazier? I guess that the Trump
The world is watching New York City turning into a banana republic. A lot of investors and job creators are watching too. They are wondering about their money, and what a partisan AG and DA will do to their investments if they don't want to pay to play. I remember a Mexican investor once telling me that he invests in the U.S. because he trusted the judicial system, no matter who was president. My guess is that investors are looking at New York City now and wondering, “Why?”
We learned weeks ago from Special Counsel Robert Hur that President Biden, to be charitable, is an old man with a bad memory. Therefore, Mr. Hur decided not to indict the President because the jury might learn that the man with the last word on using nuclear weapons can't think straight.
Back in , Roger Staubach hit Drew Pearson to beat Minnesota, and the legend of the “Hail Mary” pass was born. ( Honorable mention to Doug Flutie.
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