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Guest AuthorFebruary 28, 2016

The GOP candidates are now sprinting to Super Tuesday. Donald Trump has the momentum from victories in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada. However, this is a big contest and no primary should be taken for granted. Trump also has the advantage of holding good polling numbers going into Tuesday’s elections. The Super Tuesday voting […]

Guest AuthorFebruary 15, 2016

It’s Presidents Day again, a day when the schools and banks are closed, the local, state and federal bureaucracies leave us alone, and everyone else is busy working to pay for it all. The holiday goes back as far as 1879 and was originally intended to honor George Washington. This was later amended to include […]

Guest AuthorFebruary 14, 2016

It’s Presidents’ Day again, a day when the schools and banks are closed, the local, state and federal bureaucracies leave us alone, and everyone else is busy working to pay for it all. The holiday goes back as far as 1879 and was originally intended to honor George Washington. This was later amended to include […]

Guest AuthorFebruary 4, 2016

Let me begin by saying I believe everyone in the country should attend a gun-safety class. Whether you support or oppose restrictions on gun ownership, every citizen should attend such a class, be it privately taught, in schools, or some other venue. If you are unfamiliar with the class, let me clear up an important […]

Guest AuthorFebruary 2, 2016

The Iowa caucuses are now in the books and the candidates have moved on to the next battlefield, New Hampshire. But there are some nagging questions about dirty dealings in Iowa. As we all know, the caucuses are conducted differently than regular voting. There are rumors that voter identification was not checked, allowing anyone to […]

Guest AuthorJanuary 21, 2016

The media and a substantial number of people in this country do not seem to understand Donald Trump, claiming he is crude, racist, greedy, and worse. The reality is, they really do not understand such a person. In my 40 years of travel through the corporate world, I have met my fair share of Donald […]

Guest AuthorJanuary 18, 2016

Last month I attended an Art Festival in the downtown area of Palm Harbor. This is a typical small town affair attracting no more than a couple of thousand people. The downtown street was closed to traffic so vendors could erect tents and displays for their wares. I volunteered to assist in the registration of […]

Guest AuthorJanuary 13, 2016

During his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama said we have a robust economy, yet we have a shrinking middle class and economic confidence is low. He said his policies in the Middle East are working well, yet in Syria alone we have thousands of killings and millions of people deserting […]

Guest AuthorJanuary 10, 2016

I’ve noticed that as we get older, we become more sensitive to temperature. In our youth it really didn’t bother us. If it was cold, we put on a sweater or sweatshirt; if it was hot, t-shirts were the order of the day. We didn’t think twice about going outside on a snowy day to […]

Guest AuthorJanuary 5, 2016

Last January I wrote a column titled, “Hi Ho, Hi Ho, It’s Back to Work We Go” in which I gave advice to managers about making changes in the office that would help employees be more productive. I discussed how some simple modifications in the office’s physical appearance can have a positive effect. Here, I […]

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Tim Bryce: What to expect from the GOP on Super Tuesday

Tim Bryce: Presidents Day — Could they be elected today?

Tim Bryce: Presidents' Day – Could they be elected today?

Tim Bryce: Education is the key to reducing gun violence

Tim Bryce: Reports of dirty tricks during Iowa vote

Tim Bryce: Understanding the Trump personality

Tim Bryce: Just listen to people and you can learn a lot

Tim Bryce: Obama’s speech shows that he’s living in Fantasyland

Tim Bryce: Older folks need their thermostats to stay comfortable

Tim Bryce: It's a good time to resolve to make the workplace better