Issues

Recently, AM 1070 and Salem Broadcasting radio host Dennis Prager spoke of, then wrote about, a very disturbing topic all readers of TCR need to see and absorb.

A number of things crystallized this week for your Editor.

Starting month three, we are learning that the experts were guessing. Some things they got right, some wrong.

It’s time to face a fundamental question. Is locking down the economy to fight Covid-19 worth the tradeoff of a self-imposed great depression?

Witnessing the decline in circulation and quality of the Houston Chronicle during the Covid-19 “crisis” is breathtaking.

In Texas we are essentially starting week three of the shutdowns/closures of most businesses.

In 1841, Charles Mackey wrote the book Extraordinary Popular Delusions and The Madness of Crowds which detailed about the history of mass deception and delusions like the Dutch tulip mania where tulips exploded in price amid claims they could sub for currency.

Another interesting election. The Democrats are down to Sanders and Biden.

We have all read about the significant number of California residents leaving for Arizona, Nevada and Texas to get away from the high costs of living, high taxes, crazy home prices and a runaway problem with the homeless and rapid growth of illegal immigration.

If you are watching closely the extremist left in Texas is on the march.