I'm From The Vietnam Generation. I Didn't

My Parents Were Really Political. The News Was Very Important In Our Home. We Basically Had Dinner Every Night While Watching The News, And Then We'd Discuss It With Our Parents.

I Don't Know What Happens To You After You Die. I'm Not Banking On There Being, Like, A Heaven.

I Felt Like The Luckiest Kid In The World. And I Was. I Was Growing Up Middle-class In A Time When Growing Up Middle-class In America Meant There Would Be Jobs For My Parents, Good Schools For Me To Prepare Myself For A Career, And, If I Worked Hard And Played By The Rules, A Chance For Me To Do Anything I Wanted.

Let's Keep The Internet Weird. Let's Keep The Internet Free.

Does The Mainstream Media Have A Liberal Bias? On A Couple Of Things, Maybe. Compared To The American Public At Large, Probably A Slightly Higher Percentage Of Journalists, Because Of Thier Enhanced Power Of Discernment, Realize They Know A Gay Person Or Two, And Are, Therefore, Less Frightened Of Them.