The Kinks - David Watts (Official Audio)

Like the unnamed subject of the Kinks' Autumn Almanac, a middle class, presumably, middle aged man, it's difficult to ascertain if songwriter Ray Davies is mocking or celebrating the eponymous character in "David Watts."

Which is another reason why both are great songs.

‘SHAM’: Transportation chief Duffy OUTRAGED over blue state lawsuits

Blue state politicians are angry because US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy is investigating illegals who are driving big rigs who don't speak English.

Let's hope that Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, who is running for mayor of Chicago--while running for election for his state office, it nervous.

Proof that Democrats are only getting 'weirder': Rob Finnerty

Sadly, this story starts with the governor of Massachusetts signing an infanticide bill.

Hong got gonged: Hong will not be elected in Wisconsin: Former Gov. | The Record with Greta Van Susteren

I don't want to live 40 miles from a socialist governor. We have enough crazy leftists in Illinois.

Chicago's $13.5M city-run grocery experiment UNRAVELS

The fewer segments of the economy that the government runs--the better. 

Groceries are one area where the government should have no involvement. 

The Alarm - Rain in the Summertime

Most songs about summer are lyrically dominated by sun and outdoor fun. This one celebrates rain, Fittingly, it's from a British band, the Alarm.

Enjoy some "Rain in the Summertime."

Zohran Mamdani flees stage after being relentlessly booed at NYPD event

When you trash talk cops, the cops respond.

 

Greg Kelly: 'Francesca Hong is a socialist, crazy person'

Wisconsin Democrats, you can't be that crazy, can you? Francesca Hong, a whacko, might soon be the Democratic nominee for governor.

The face of the 'Chicago Flips Red' movement is running for mayor | The Chicago Report

There are a few good choices running for mayor of Chicago. Retired Chicago police officer Danielle Carter-Walter is one of them.

The Muffs: Kids in America

Yes, Kim Wilde originally performed "Kids in America," but the definitive version belongs to the late, great band, The Muffs.