At Last, Two American Heroes
Jerry Kremer October 20, 2018
From my earliest days on this planet, I learned that Americans are always looking for a hero. They want to put
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The Summer Of Discontent
Jerry Kremer August 12, 2018
As we are about to hit the midpoint of the summer we are faced with two climates. Overall, the summer has
It’s Dog Time In The White House
Jerry Kremer July 9, 2018
Former President Harry S. Truman is rumored to have said that “if you need a friend in Washington, get a dog.”
Thank Heaven For The Kids
Jerry Kremer April 12, 2018
Our country has gotten so accustomed to public demonstrations for or against some issue, that regrettably many of those events come
Don’t Punish Private Colleges
Jerry Kremer March 16, 2018
There are 13 private colleges and universities on Long Island. I am sure you have heard such names as Hofstra, Adelphi,
Back To The Drawing Board
Jerry Kremer February 26, 2018
Have you ever seen a map that has ink blots, dinosaurs, squares, rectangles, giraffes and many other odd species? The only
Baby Steps Are Not Enough
Jerry Kremer January 20, 2018
October 1, 2017, isn’t that long ago when you think about it. That date is memorable because it was a day
This Elephant Won’t Go Away
Jerry Kremer November 12, 2017
For the longest period of time there has been an elephant in the room of every business establishment and the halls
The Split Personalities Of The Politicians
Jerry Kremer October 20, 2017
Everybody is aware that the Republican Party at both the national and state level is in disarray. The Congressional leadership is
Great Memories About Presidents Of The Past
Jerry Kremer September 19, 2017
One of the advantages of growing older is the fact that you have so many great memories about people and things
The 2016 Election Is Over And So Is The Civil War
Jerry Kremer August 9, 2017
To the best of my knowledge, the 2016 election is long over and like it or not Donald J. Trump became
Mean And Meaner
Jerry Kremer July 15, 2017
Once upon a time, I had the good fortune to serve the people of New York as a state legislator. I
Silence Of The DC Lambs
Jerry Kremer June 10, 2017
I have never liked scary movies. Those previews with the frightening scenes are a turn off for me when I am
People Who Don’t Belong In Public Office
Jerry Kremer May 11, 2017
Washington, D.C. is one of the most important cities in the world. It houses our nation’s capital and is the place
Trump: A Nation Divided
Jerry Kremer April 14, 2017
One of my favorite things to do when I was an elected official was speaking to elementary school students. Somehow, the
Endangered Species
Jerry Kremer March 9, 2017
There are all types of endangered species. We have heard for years about the dwindling number of American eagles. Over in
A Look Back At Albany
Jerry Kremer January 14, 2017
In the weeks and months ahead an enormous amount of attention will be paid to the transition of the White House
A Word To The Wise
Jerry Kremer December 16, 2016
There is a lot of tumult going on in Washington, D.C. with a new president on the way in and a
Looking Ahead To More Gridlock
Jerry Kremer November 12, 2016
It’s time for us to breathe a collective sigh of relief as the 2016 presidential election cycle ends. Any national election
Trump: A Modern Day Disaster
Jerry Kremer October 12, 2016
By any measure, the 2016 election will go down in history as the most complex and challenging contest in my long
