The primaries are over and now the real fun begins.

Once again the issue of President Barak Obama’s religious views is raising its ugly head in the media.

The mute button on our television’s remote is wearing out. Political ads have become so obnoxious that we are silencing every one that airs.

The immigration issue is a touchy subject.

A recent report on reconstruction costs in Iraq is a revelation of corruption and misuse of billions of dollars of funds earmarked for rebuilding Iraq’s infrastructure.

What a week it has been!

Recently, an opportunity opened up to attend the 2010 National Society of Newspaper Columnists Conference in Bloomington, IN.

A question I was asked quite often during the course of the 2008 election was, “How do you want to feel on Nov. 5?”

Remember all the hoopla after the 2008 Presidential election about gun ownership?

Can’t seem to focus this week on just one subject, with so much going on in the world, so fragmented thoughts are filling up the space this week.

Standing on the sugary white beaches of Panama City recently was a bittersweet experience.

Did anyone notice, in the Daytona Beach News-Journal, last Saturday, the list of U. S. casualties in Afghanistan?

Along with the oil leak getting plugged, will someone please cap Sarah Palin and her nonsensical remarks?

This column will print after the Memorial Day holiday, however, as long as the war against terrorism continues, every day should be Memorial Day.

As bad as Florida’s reputation for education is, this grandma is so glad that her grandsons have relocated here from Texas.

This Fan of FaceBook is afraid that the honeymoon is over.