Hugh Reynolds: Looking forward to 2018
The showcase contest in 2018 will be the Congress race, with incumbent Republican John Faso looking like Custer at Little Big Horn.
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A very Reynolds Christmas: Hugh’s gift list
This edition marks the 25th anniversary of Hugh’s Christmas list. As Hugh has detailed in the past, each one-line mention can require a hundred words of explanation. If you’re on the list, you know what he means. Otherwise- good luck!
The Hudson Valley must keep hope alive for Net Neutrality
We may have lost the battle, let’s win the war.
Hugh Reynolds: Thoughts on budgets
When government officials routinely appropriate rather large sums to balance their budgets, it seems to me the books weren’t really balanced in the first place. It’s like a floating crap game, with the public putting up the stakes.
Hugh Reynolds: Chris Gibson’s American exceptionalism
In Rally Point, his third book, former Congressman Chris Gibson uses his own life journey as an Army combat commander, three-term Republican congressman and college professor as a template to return the country to its founding values, “under God,” and future prosperity.
Commentary: Progressives won’t go back into the basement
If Democrats don’t let Progressives in, they will lose. That’s not a threat, it’s a fact.
Kingston Times letters: Some ‘Noble’ thoughts; we pray for Maurice
Selections from the 11/30 print edition.
Hugh Reynolds: Hinchey was one of a kind
Hinchey, in many ways, redefined politics in these parts. He didn’t just show up in October of election years. He was everywhere, all the time.
Kingston Times letters: Catskill Mountain Railroad’s alternate future history
Alternative future history I was sitting on the Catskill Mountain Railroad train looking at the sun sparkling on the Ashokan
Hugh Reynolds: End of the Parete era
I don’t know why Bonnie Parker’s poem popped into my head after the counting of the absentee ballots last week relegated