Tag: chris kamler

Let's think back 365 days from today, shall we? The world was bracing for a presidential election between Joe Biden ...

It's hard for me to sit here and tell you that I am moved by large world problems. I certainly ...

Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round as I introduce you to the eighth wonder of the political world—a man so astoundingly ...

Like many folks at the final days of summer, I went on vacation last week. Kind of. Ah, vacation. The ...

Summer is holding on for dear life and the sweat under my boobs wishes it would end. It's been a ...

In the grand theater of politics, where every word is scrutinized and every gesture analyzed, the term “weird” has taken ...

When I went to bed last Thursday, I felt a sense of satisfaction that I had nearly made it through ...

It is an early summer morning. The air is still and my left knee is barking. The air temperature has ...

This past week, I turned 52 years old. I don’t feel 52 years old. If anything, I feel like I’m ...

Over the past 15 years, the landscape of television has been revolutionized. What started as cable television - a technology ...

Just a couple of months ago, I wrote in this space about the perils of sports betting barreling down the ...

It should come as not much of a shock when I tell you that I am a science fiction nerd. ...

In the heartland of America, where barbecue smoke mingles with the scent of freshly cut grass, two sports teams are ...

It's been a rough year for angry men. During the pandemic, you saw audacity spring into the forefront with Karens ...

I don't like bringing you unwelcome news, but somebody must be the voice of reason around here. Here are some ...

Over the past 15 years, I've written nearly 300,000 words for this 160 year old institution. From these words, two ...

I’m no longer working solo. Praise creation, Landmark office manager Cindy Rinehart is back from a trip to the beaches ...

NOW IN FRESH SPACE AT 212 MARSHALL ROAD With this edition, The Landmark begins its 160th year of continuous publication. ...

Unless you've been living under a rock, you are keenly aware of gambling in our society. What was once reserved ...

John Sherman, the owner of the Kansas City Royals looked stunned. He looked over a ballroom full of half-inflated balloons ...