Pamela Garber

Pamela Garber


  • Brilliant: Let’s haul the National Guard into the New York subway

    March 7, 2024

    Brilliant: Let’s haul the National Guard into the New York subway

    “Now, finally, something is being done” is the reiterated reaction from the thinkers on the left and, disappointingly, the thinkers on the right.  Both sides have shouted about government overreach, and now everyone is nodding f...

  • December 26, 2023

    Trump – A comprehensive university curriculum

    Weekend New York City WABC talk radio listeners had the timely good fortune of hearing "The Larry Kudlow Show" Saturday, December 23. The contrast between Trump and Biden was emphasized during a discussion about Biden groveling to Mexico...

  • December 1, 2023

    Generalized Crime Coping Disorder

    There is a new psychological disorder plaguing urban and suburban American neighborhoods that snuggly rides side-saddle to depression and anxiety, and this disorder is not in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders (DSM 5). ...

  • October 6, 2023

    Citizen Trump: The movie

    It's been three years of theft of the baseline safety and economic survival customary to our great nation.  Three years of weeknights watching the news in horror while mustering the energy to prepare for the next workday ahead. ...

  • July 25, 2023

    Friars Club closure in New York closes many doors

    The repertoire of chopping down our history has surpassed just the matter of taking down statues, changing street signs, and renaming military bases. Now, we can add historical buildings - especially ones that continue to promote laughter. Fo...

  • July 3, 2023

    Maybe the migrants can demand police presence in New York

    New York is the only place I ever felt at home.  The red brick buildings, brownstones, statues, stores with the roll-up doors over a hundred years old were like one big painting.  The East River and the Hudson served as frames....

  • May 2, 2023

    Homeless people read code

    Homelessness is an individual lifestyle and a collective culture.  Life on the street is each homeless individual's personal story and is also the overall homeless population's combined stories.  The circumstances original...

  • April 17, 2023

    The new Norman Rockwell

    Art must imitate life.  Norman Rockwell's paintings are now offensive and "unsafe" because the images they portray are deemed to be undeserving, ill-gotten gains at best and evil exclusionary rituals at worst.  ...

  • February 18, 2023

    With Republicans Like These, Who Needs Democrats?

    Reagan’s famous refusal to “exploit his opponent’s lack of experience” was a class method of swatting away the petty political poking of using age as an automatic determiner of ability. Just as everything once old becomes new ...

  • November 10, 2022

    The normalization of random neighborhood assaults

    Thursday morning, on Nov. 3, 2022, I listened to the 1010 WINS radio station, here in New York City. The extent to which New York’s gubernatorial candidates were focusing on crime was the topic. Then the morning host made a stateme...

  • August 31, 2022

    Media are the new bad boyfriend

    Whether you are the supportive family member, friend, or the dedicated damsel herself, we all know the bad boyfriend repertoire.  The beginning romantic relationship is layered with sensationalized promises — until one day, an innocuo...

  • February 20, 2022

    Every Ottawa truck driver is Steve McQueen

    “Where is the fight now?” The news about Chris Barber’s arrest and the Canadian truckers’ response of retreat just broke when I asked this to two delivery guys in an elevator ride who were talking about Ottawa. Their su...

  • August 26, 2021

    Academic intellectuals are worse than the Taliban

    Many people like to pose questions when getting to know someone.  I was recently asked by a potential suitor what I think about the state of affairs in the world.  We are living in times when even a rainstorm could be given nuance...

  • December 5, 2020

    NeverTrump Republicans disgrace themselves more every day

    The GOP could hold a fundraiser by having a contest for the most condemning anti-Trump quote.  My personal favorite of the moment is by National Review editor Rich Lowry, who wrote a column in the New York Post with this quote: ...

  • November 27, 2020

    What President Trump should do should he win his second term

    The morning of Nov. 4 was the de facto start for the second term of the Trump administration. That morning, President Trump suspended America's MAGA pep rally and quieted his cheers about beefing up our military, our economy, an...

  • October 9, 2020

    Building the bridge of America's history

    With no shared, nonpartisan "bridge" for our shared, nonpartisan history, the facts of our history are at risk of dying from the virus of Karl Marx.  I propose a film series to serve as a foundational baseline of America's his...

  • July 31, 2020

    The left's new truths in the Age of Wokeness

    Dale Carnegie didn't do it.  Neither did Tony Robbins.  The dregs of society are now showing up somewhere on time, speaking audibly, and engaging in physical labor without suing or filing workman's comp.  Let...

  • June 30, 2020

    Will the left hit bottom?

    I once watched a family pleading in unison, begging my supervisor for help.  Repeatedly, they asked him why he wouldn't readmit their son for inpatient treatment.  In my head, I tried to solve the puzzle of what was going...

  • February 9, 2020

    Why thoughtcrime? Why not crime crime?

    "Leopards don't change their spots."  I hate hearing that.  By the time the pseudo-soothsayer gets halfway through saying the word "leopard," I have to bite my lower lip to keep from ridiculing him for that...

  • November 20, 2019

    The only impeachment explanation that makes any sense

    I cracked the code for the coup.  It's been impossible to escape the non-impeachment hearing hearings.  Even for me, a self-employed single in Manhattan immersed in survival, these Democrats with their trial have reached me on...

  • December 17, 2018

    Life as a Trump-Supporting Female in Manhattan

    As that rarest of species in Manhattan – a single female and therapist who supports the policies of Donald Trump – I am routinely informed by my dates and peers that, in addition to my common, domestic lifestyle, I am "destroying the...