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Bob Gaydos is a veteran of 40-plus years in daily newspapers. He began as police reporter with The (Binghamton, N.Y.) Sun-Bulletin, eventually covering government and politics as well as serving as city editor, features editor, sports editor and executive editor. He was also managing editor of the Evening Capital in Annapolis, Md. He retired from daily newspapering in 2007 after 29 years with the Times Herald-Record in Middletown, N.Y., where he was Sunday/features editor and, for 23 years, editorial page editor. He won numerous awards for his editorials from the New York Newspaper Publishers Association and The Associated Press and in 1992 was a finalist for The Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing. Gaydos continues to write on a freelance basis, including a column on addiction. OpEdNews Member for 777 week(s) and 1 day(s) 504 Articles, 0 Quick Links, 82 Comments, 0 Diaries, 5 Series, 0 Polls
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Move over, ladies; Michael's back In the MAGA world of blonde dueling leading ladies, Michael Cohen plays his Trump card.
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Republicans revive Red Scare tactics Senator Joe McCarthy did it in 1954 with Roy Cohn at his side. Donald Trump learned the lesson. When all else fails, yell "Communist!"
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The Republican Party is still dead The Republican Party died 10 years ago when it chose Donald Trump as its leader. It continues to prove that every day. I wrote this article 10 years ago.
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A moment of clarity for Pirro? The prediction markets are betting Pirro is toast with Trump.
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When everything is make believe Real life seems much more make believe than a recently viewed performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado," but not nearly as entertaining.
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Hochul chases history in New York Kathy Hochul and Adrienne Adams are the first all-female top of ticket pair in New York history.
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As the world turns ... Suddenly, Lindsey Graham's sister is a United States Senator.
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20 Questions for Our Times With the death of local newspapers and the co-opting of major media, reliable sources are hard to find.
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Lindsey Graham and our vocabulary The South Carolina senator provided a living example of some very unpleasant types of people.
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Making A.I. more 'human' The pope has called for checks on AI. He thinks that would save and serve humanity. Students have other ideas.
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What does it profit a man ... What could the world's first trillionaire do with his money? Why won't he?
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A refresher course on gooseberries It's pruning time again and the gooseberries are no lesss thorny. But worth it.
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This is not a poem This is not a poem, but rather, a plea for poetic justice.
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China! Cuba! Rudy! Whew! Trump went to China, Rudy nearly went to Hell and the U.S. threatened ... Castro! Some week.
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Trump resurrects firing squads Trump wants to speed up executions. In the most dramatic way, of course.
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Don't call me 'chief'! Some unsolicited advice: Sometimes a simple "Thank you" suffices. And other newsy stuff.
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May Day with the wild things Some advice on life from author Maurice Sendak. Live it.
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Ok, just the facts, please! With Trump's addiction to lying, his background in television and his love for theater and staged events, creation of conspiracy theories about what happened in Washington was, in my opinion, inevitable.
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Trump targets civil rights champion The Southern Poverty Law Center goes after hate groups. Trump hates that because those are his people. His base.
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Chuck, time to show some moxie Times have changed. Schumer needs to change with them. Lay into Republicans. They deserve it. Page 1 of 26 First Last Back Next 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 View All |