Yes and no for me. Special Counsel Robert Mueller gave Attorney General William Barr his 448-page report on March 22nd. Two days later, on the 24th, Barr issued a four-page summary and conclusion about Mueller’s report to Congress that was made public. Three days later, on the 27th, Mueller gave Barr a letter in which he claimed that Barr had mischaracterized his report. Mueller wrote that Barr’s letter “did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance” of Mueller’s report.... Read more
On May 18th, former attorney and now U.S. Representative Justin Amash (R-MI) became the first, and still only, Republican member of Congress to call for the impeachment of President Donald Trump. The five-term Republican put his political career at risk by doing this. He said he became convinced of doing it after reading the 448-page Special Counsel Robert Mueller report about his investigation of President Trump and possible Russian collusion in the 2016 presidential election. Ever since, Amash has been... Read more
U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller just spoke minutes ago to the American public for the first time in years. It was over two months after he ended his investigation of Russian attacks on our presidential election in 2016 and whether or not President Donald Trump and/or his aids have conducted a conspiracy about this and have obstructed justice regarding it. Mueller didn’t really provide anything new in his 10-minute speech. He merely confirmed items in his 448-page report of his... Read more
I have posted multiple times that I believe President Donald Trump suffers from a classic narcissistic personality. That can be a dangerous thing for the man who occupies the most powerful political position in the world. With narcissists, it’s all about them. But is Trump a psychopath, as some claim? That is worse. Robert Hare is recognized as the world’s foremost expert on psychopathy. The learning-mind.com website explains “The Hare Psychopathy Checklist with 20 Most Common Traits of a Psychopath.”... Read more
President Trump the deal maker is worried, and he should be. Two federal judges ruled against him this week, requiring that banks, other financial institutions, and Trump’s accounting firm must furnish Congress with his tax returns and other financial information upon its request. Trump will appeal, but most experts say he will lose. Then U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Trump’s argument of executive privilege against the Congressional subpoena to require his White House lawyer Don Mc Gahn to... Read more
About 1.5 million Palestinians live in the UN designated “occupied territory” of the West Bank, which Israel has occupied since 1967. Nearly half that many Jews live there in what they call “Judea and Samaria.” That is because the West Bank curiously corresponds almost exactly to ancient Judea and Samaria before the Romans extinguished the nation of Israel in 1935 following the Second Jewish Revolt. The UN also designates the Jewish settlements in the West Bank as illegal according to... Read more
As everyone knows by now, the reputation of the Roman Catholic Church has been suffering serious decline due to thousands of predator, pedophile priests who preyed on young boys in the Church, especially altar boys. And perhaps worst of all, the Church hierarchy could not be trusted to clean this mess up. Instead, the clergy implemented a systematic coverup of this growing problem that existed for decades. But the tide began to change recently when governments and courts of nations... Read more
They say some people never retire. I guess that includes me. I do two things since my retirement from the PGA Tour in 2005. I write theological books, and I invent things. I’ve now written seven such books. See them at kermitzarley.com. As for inventing, I have invented a new book format called “a self-supporting book.” I have a trademark for it called Triangle Book. My website for it is at atrianglebook.com. But I’m in the process of redoing this... Read more
Defending champion Brooks Koepka just won the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black Course in Farmington, New York. He bested his best friend on the PGA Tour, Dustin Johnson, by two strokes. It was Koepka’s fourth major win in the past two years. It also vaulted him above Dustin Johnson to become the #1 pro golfer in World Rankings. For a while, it looked easy for Koepka. He started the day with a whopping seven stroke lead on Johnson and two... Read more
Brooks Koepka shot an even par 70 today in the third round of the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black Course to keep his seven stroke lead with 12-under par garnered the first two rounds. The only difference is the players who are tied for second at 5-under par: Harold Varner III, Jazz Janewattananond, Luke List, and Dustin Johnson. Jordan Spieth and Adam Scott both shot 72 to fall back to a tie for 8th at 3-under par. The course played a... Read more
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