Coffee and a Script

The horrifying sins of the United States have collided with a white supremacist administration which results in a Latin America still trying to recover and Latin Americans struggling to find its place in the U.S. We need to do much much better to a population that deserves more respect, compassion, help, and acceptance within and outside these borders.

In this multi-part series, I discuss how the United States has fallen apart in 20 years from 1990s boomhouse to a scary but embarrassing laughing stock of the entire world, while also providing solutions on how to turn things around and bring us to actual paths towards progress.

Probably the greatest blue-collar organization in all of sports, the Tampa Bay Rays and their revolving door of talent has risen from mere yearly overachieving success to a potential upcoming champion in the wild money-centric world of baseball.

The storylines throughout the regular season were reset once the bubble hit. With this, the content and the ratings have suffered.

The unexpected anger and fury that followed Origami King is less about the game and more about all the shenanigans, bad news, disappointments, and unmet requests and demands.

The silence of All Lives Matter in the midst of all the atrocities against Black and Brown Americans under the Trump Administration is deafening.

Donald Trump won despite getting a measly 46% chunk of the 56% that showed up to vote. How can that man be representing hundreds of millions of Americans with only 24% of registered voter’s votes? Thanks Electoral College.