Joe Guzzardi

On St. Patrick’s Day, remembering when the Irish ruled the ring
The date: September 7, 1892. The event: the World Heavy Weight title battle, featuring challenger John J. Sullivan. “the Boston Strong Boy,” America’s first sports hero...
Pushing veterans aside to hire ‘new Americans’
New York, Illinois, and California are among the states most closely associated with embracing illegal border crossers and assorted other asylum seekers...
Black History Month: Satchel Paige, the pitcher meets the dictator
In 1937, Dominican Republic President Rafael Trujillo, a one-time cattle rustler, forger, blackmailer, and then-dictator, decided that, in the name of national unity and to demonstrate his absolute power, he would create Hispaniola’s best baseball..
U.S. workers lose ground once again
The monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics report should be called the original “fake news. Market analysts tout the monthly data to reaffirm their existing economic beliefs, be they good or bad...
Replace Joe Biden? Not with Gavin Newsom.
Washington D. ��s conventional wisdom holds that Democrats prefer a 2024 candidate other than President Joe Biden, but feel that the incumbent has earned the right to run...
In 2024, will border crisis accelerate or come under control?
Around financial markets, the conventional wisdom is to “let the trend be your friend. Investors, the theory goes, should ride the “trend” until it “bends,” then bail out...
Remembering the Mosquito Bowl on Christmas Eve 1944
The endless college football bowl season is upon us. No football game ever played, or ever to be played, will exceed the drama surrounding the Mosquito Bowl, played on insect-infested Guadalcanal in 1944....
House gives traitorous Mayorkas a free pass
Even the lowest hanging fruit is beyond the hapless Grand Old Party’s reach...
Remembering a forgotten baseball scandal
World Series 2023 had the lowest television ratings in history. Instead of listening to the ceaseless chatter of announcer John Smoltz, fans would be better off acquainting themselves with the game’s rich history...
Only ‘a fool’ wouldn’t expect terrorism at an open border
From the Oval Office, President Joe Biden made an impassioned mid-October address that laid out the stakes for Americans as to why they must support Israel and Ukraine in their wars against aggressors Hamas and Russia...
The big omission in Biden’s Oval Office address
During his Oval Office address to the nation last week about Russia’s invasion into the Ukraine and Israel’s offensive against Gaza, President Biden quoted former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright who had once called America “the indispens..
Defend borders or close Army, Navy academies
The troubling news that U. veterans hoping to see the Army-Navy game in Foxboro, Mass. Kicking vets out of their lodging to reward aliens with coveted hotel rooms represents the latest affront to Americans by open borders advocates....

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