Hart: Give those graduates a needed dose of reality
In yet another bad decision, an education administrator asked me to give a high school commencement speech. He must know that I write a column; he obviously hasn't read it.
Hart: Veep sweepstakes fantasy league draft choices
A tough few weeks for Ted Cruz has culminated with a crushing defeat in Indiana and his decision to suspend his campaign.
Hart: Let’s potty like it’s 1999 — unneeded restroom laws divert attention from real issues
Here is a Prince of an idea: No matter the new bathroom laws, let's potty like it's 1999.
Hart: What to tell your young Bernie/Hillary voter
Naïve young voters are pulling the lever for Bernie Sanders in droves. In New Hampshire, for example, 83 percent of voters ages 18-29 chose Sanders. It turns out they like the promise of free stuff, something to which they have become accustomed.
Hart: Pope opens up on marriage, divorce
After directing the focus of the Catholic Church away from gay marriage, and saying even atheists who do good deeds can go to heaven, Pope Francis has now decided to lighten up on divorce.
Hart: Trump’s rough week of his own making
For us op-ed humorists, this election cycle has been more fun than bathing a monkey. It has been a rough-and-tumble affair, pitting a should-be-indicted Hillary Clinton against Bernie Sanders, who always raises his finger when he speaks like he's trying to get the attention of a waiter to send back his soup.
Hart: Chalk up another example of college student wimpiness
An Emory University degree just went down in value - again.
Hart: This batch of candidates would make a weak poker hand
There are five presidential candidates left. We have been dealt Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. If they were a poker hand, I'd fold.
Hart: America’s two-party system is cracking up
As cracks in the Democratic and Republican ranks expand exponentially, we now effectively have at least a four-party system.
Hart: The risks of raising a risk-averse generation
Recently released statistics show that the percentage of adults under age 30 who own a business is the lowest in 30 years. Today, only 3.6 percent own a stake in a private company, compared with 6.1 percent in 2010. Even more troubling: This number was 10.6 percent in 1989.