Archive By Author - Steve Lunetta
Steve Lunetta: Lessons in advanced liberalism
One of my esteemed and talented fellow columnists has taken a sabbatical to spend time learning to be a better business leader. In a recent column, he learned to "be silent and listen."
Steve Lunetta: The end of days
When we were living in Chicago, we had to get used to many unusual things that you don't typically see in California living. Snow was a big one. A huge body of water that wasn't an ocean (Lake Michigan). Friendly people who didn't shoot at you on the tollway.
Steve Lunetta: Never forget: World War II Marine Merchants
I am always fascinated by untold stories from our nation's past that illustrate, entertain and cause reflection.
Steve Lunetta: Stop making conservatives look crazy
It is always bad to start an opinion column by apologizing. But, there are some things we conservatives are doing that are just plain wrong.
Steve Lunetta: The NEA and liberal politics
His calls usually come in the dead of night, around 2 a.m. His clever reasoning is that no one is awake and he can speak to me confidentially.
Steve Lunetta: Decorum
"You LIE." Two words that stopped a president dead in his tracks and brought startled gasps from an audience composed of our elected representatives. Senators and Congress-folks gaped at the Representative from South Carolina who dared to flaunt decorum and speak his mind. During President Obama's health care speech, Joe Wilson got a little carried away with the emotion of the moment and blurted out what many in the room and on television were thinking. ...
Steve Lunetta: Uncle Earl stumps for Joe Messina
Some folks in our community claim to know my Uncle Earl. I wouldn't be surprised - he is often loud and abrasive in public places. Why, just the other day he was confronted by a group of pro-Obama protesters.
Steve Lunetta: Death of a lion?
Ted Kennedy died last Wednesday at the age of 77 of terminal brain cancer. As the third-longest tenured United States senator, Kennedy had the opportunity to shape American political life and policy for nearly half a century.
Steve Lunetta: What I did on my summer vacation
As our kids head back to school, they are invariably confronted with the age-old "what I did on my summer vacation" writing assignment. So, in honor of that tradition, I respectfully submit my vacation essay to you.
Steve Lunetta: Climate change Nazis
As I have admitted before, I am a nerd. Unabashed, unapologetic and unwashed nerd-dom at its finest.
Steve Lunetta: Let 'BeerGate' be a learning experience
Recently, the President of the United States, Leader of the Free World, and the Most Powerful Man on the Planet, sat down to calm a squabble that could have easily been the subject of a "Cops" episode.
Steve Lunetta: Health care conundrums
I am torn. Like a liberal driving a Mercedes, the promise of universal health care both excites and frightens me.
Steve Lunetta: Playing the race card
Uncle Earl is probably my favorite relative. His penchant for seeing through the political haze and grasping the reality of a situation is an endearing trait that makes him fascinating to listen to - and read.
Steve Lunetta: Cap & trade bait & switch
When I was a younger fellow, I learned about a unique little marketing trick called "bait and switch."
Steve Lunetta: The real Jackson will
I believe the time has come for me to reveal a critical piece of information. With the passing of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, I must now publicly announce that I am the only holder of Michael's true and actual will. Sure, there are pretenders who claim to hold a will or lay claim to Michael's empire. There is the lady in London who claims to be the true mother of all three of ...
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