One of the unyielding pleasures,  in viewing MSNBC commentary on the Fani Willis disqualification hearing, is MSNBC’s fanatical belief that strong, independent, educated, flamboyant Black women cannot be corrupt. Growing up in Brooklyn, amid Mafioso, one learns again   and again that no race, or gender, or educational level, or religion is immune from corruption. Corruption is an equal opportunity disease, like the plague. Fani Willis is the strong, Black,  independent, female District Attorney, in Fulton County, Georgia; who loves all cash transactions. Who knew strong, Black, independent female District Attorneys have the same aversion to paper trails, as Mafioso and drug cartels. Ms. Willis, in her capacity as District Attorney, brought a case against former President Donald Trump and a host of his associates, for trying to steal Georgia’s electoral votes in the 2020 election, in a most clumsy fashion. The case should have been a slam dunk; for President Trump was on  tape asking fo

A few, sad thoughts about Donald Trump’s political farewell, which technically ended  when his imposed candidate, Herschel  Walker, lost his bid to be  US Senator from Georgia.   That is technically correct; in reality, Mr. Trump’s political doom occurred when he imposed a Turkish citizen, a Sunni Muslim, who still voted in Turkish elections, as the Republican candidate for Senator from Pennsylvania. That imposition by fiat made no logical sense for a man who announced an intention to ban Sunni Muslims from entering America. One must conclude that his unhinged dedication to having a member of the ummah in the US Senate, a practicing Turkish citizen, must be a result of Mr. Trump reaching some type of accommodation with the would-be Caliph of Sunni Islam, the President of Turkey,  Recep Tayyip  Erdoğan .   Trump’s imposition was so off putting to Pennsylvania voters that his anointed candidate lost to a man recovering from a stroke.   This Blogger voted for President Trump in 2016 and i