Tag Archives: orwell

Tom’s Tidbits- Trump’s fate is the least of what’s at stake

Posted on January 29, 2020 by tomdwyer

Greetings, It’s coming down to the wire now, but the fate of one broken man is the least of what’s at stake. The country’s direction, even the very existence of a constitutional republic are also imperiled, but I’d argue even … Continue reading →

Posted in 2020 January, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Tom's Tidbits | Tagged impeachment, orwell, trump, whats at stake | Comments Off

Book Spotlight- Leading You To The Reading You’re Needing

Posted on January 3, 2018 by tomdwyer

We love books at Tom Dwyer because books give us time to think in a world where time (and thought) is an all-too-rare commodity. Books give authors all the time they want to marshal their best thoughts, and readers all … Continue reading →

Posted in 2017 Dec-Jan, Book Spotlight, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters | Tagged book spotlight, books, churchill, dereliction of duty, orwell | Comments Off

Book Spotlight- “Churchill and Orwell- The Fight For Freedom” by Thomas Ricks PLUS- Bibliophile quiz

Posted on July 27, 2017 by tomdwyer

“Those Right-wingers are heartless bastards that want to kill granny.” “Those Left-wing pinkos just hate America”. It seems every that everyone can find the problem with the “other side”, but maybe they’re looking in the wrong place. Two of the … Continue reading →