Oversight of Visit Anaheim is wise, but the city should just scrap all subsidies instead • Wishing for Santa-like efficiency in the USA
| Thursday, December 26, 2024 |
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| | | | | Like all journeys, this one is ending for a new one to begin. I will always be so grateful for the opportunities afforded to me by this great country. |
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| | | Ending the gravy train is easier than hectoring Visit Anaheim for better oversight. |
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| | | It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and Santa is done checking his list and deciding who’s been naughty and nice. |
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| | | Christmas reminds us of the responsibility and necessity to seek and value all that is good in this world. |
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| | | For that, they all deserve not just a lump of coal, but an entire sack of it. (Or a sack of something else we cannot mention). |
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| | | Jews throughout the world are celebrating Hanukkah, or the Festival of Lights, by lighting candles on a unique, eight-branched candelabra, the menorah. |
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| | | Who owns your face and your voice? |
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| | | Without real reform, Social Security is like a family paying off credit cards by going on a New Year’s vacation cruise. A crash is inevitable. |
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| | | California has enough problems without making people endure political stunts. |
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| | | If Trump wants to expand the landmark Abraham Accords that he brokered to Saudi Arabia and Oman, he will have to be willing to play hardball with the Israelis. |
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