Tim Bryce

Joined July 2017

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Tim Bryce is a freelance writer and management consultant located in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. His blog can be found at: timbryce.com

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Understanding the Democrats
BRYCE ON POLITICS - I certainly do not. The more I talk with Democrats, the less I understand them. Let me give you some examples:
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
What the Israel-UAE Peace Treaty Means
BRYCE ON POLITICS - A totally new era. For as long as I can remember, there has always been turmoil in the Middle East. For example:
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
The Secret of the News Media
BRYCE ON POLITICS - Intrigue = Money Regardless of your party affiliation, everyone seems to be on edge regarding the upcoming November elections. When you add on top of this the concern over the COVID-19 virus, and the violence and looting in our cities, the country is getting worn out, depressed, and frankly, very angry. This is all by design as the news media knows how to pull the strings of the people.
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
How do the Democrats manage?
BRYCE ON POLITICS - Not very well I'm afraid. As a long-time management consultant who has worked with a wide range of companies around the world, I have been considering how well Democrats manage at the municipal, county, state, and Congressional levels. Aside from giving away benefits in order to buy votes, they have not impressed me. I therefore beg the question...
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
What Happens if Trump Loses?
BRYCE ON POLITICS – 10 things to think about in a Biden presidency. Before we begin, let me be clear, I believe President Trump is going to win handily in November, but I’ve been pondering the consequences if he lost, which every American should consider. The polls tell us former VP Joe Biden is way ahead, just like they did for Sec. Hillary Clinton in 2016. Please remember, polls make their money not by telling the truth, but by creating controversy, just like the news media. Their surveying techniques are inconsistent and, as such, are flawed. If the polls said an incumbent was ahead, nobody would pay attention, but if the underdog is projected to win, then you’ve got something to peddle, which is what we have today in our presidential race. Just remember, none of the polls predicting a Biden victory were correct in 2016. In other words, don’t hold your breath on Mr. Biden’s chances.
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
What is the New Normal?
BRYCE ON POLITICS - It is nothing like the 20th century. A good friend of mine recently told me he has given up on sports for the foreseeable future. This was a bit startling as I knew him to be an ardent fan of Major League Baseball, the NFL, the National Hockey League, and various college sports for many years (however, he gave up on the NBA years ago). He contends the interest in sports was beaten out of him by the news media, COVID-19, and the politicizing of sports. He is so disgusted with it, he won't even read the sports section in the local newspaper anymore, it is that bad. Frankly, I couldn't argue with him as there are many such changes happening all around us which is commonly referred to as the "new normal."
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
How is the fight for Florida shaping up?
BRYCE ON POLITICS - An increase in voter registration indicates an historic turnout. It's time for me to begin making preparations to do my annual statistical analysis on voting in Florida. This is when I dust off my spreadsheets and ready myself for the influx of voting data from the state. August 18th is the Florida Primary, and early voting for it is August 8th - 15th. As I'm sure you are aware, Florida is a swing state, just as it was in 2016.
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
American Cities: Home to "Unfriendly" Fire
BRYCE ON POLITICS - The violence of New York, Chicago, and Atlanta. To say Independence Day was unusual this year is an understatement. There were few home town parades celebrating it, fewer firework displays, and more protesting from the far-Left. Americans were particularly appalled by the gun violence in our major cities, most notably:
By Tim Bryce5 years ago in The Swamp
10 Tips for Confronting the News Media
BRYCE ON POLITICS One of the great fatalities of the 21st century is the integrity of American journalism. We no longer have confidence in the media's ability to represent the facts honestly and impartially. America's trust in the news media is almost as low as their trust in Congress, and that is not a good thing. In fact, many Americans consider the news media as a branch of a political party, and No it is not the Republicans, which is why they look elsewhere for sources of news, mostly trusting live speeches, events and interviews, and not the OpEds of what was said afterwards.
By Tim Bryce6 years ago in The Swamp
Voter Fraud is Dirty Business
BRYCE ON POLITICS - How will the Democrats cheat this time? Back in the 1960 presidential election, pitting John F. Kennedy against Richard M. Nixon, JFK won by an eyelash. Had it not been for some critical votes produced at the last minute in Chicago (home to Mayor Richard J. Daley (D)) and Texas (home to VP candidate Lyndon B. Johnson (D)), the election could have easily gone to Richard Nixon. Later, ballots were identified bearing the names of people who were deceased, which became legendary in terms of voter fraud. The election results in Illinois and Texas were going to be challenged by the Republicans, but Nixon didn't want to put the country through a Constitutional crisis and bowed out.
By Tim Bryce6 years ago in The Swamp
An Open Letter to GOP Candidates
BRYCE ON POLITICS - Time to get off your derrières. Dear GOP candidates, I believe you should think twice going into this election. In particular, how you are perceived by the public. Aside from the news media and Democrats, nothing makes a Trump supporter angrier than a Republican politician playing politics and not getting the job done. If you insist on playing politics during these turbulent times, your days are numbered politically.
By Tim Bryce6 years ago in The Swamp
The Summer of Hate
BRYCE ON POLITICS - Enough is enough! Click for AUDIO VERSION. In 1967, hippies gathered in San Francisco for "The Summer of Love," a phenomenon featuring peace, love, music and dope. It captivated the imagination of the country at the time. Singer Scott McKenzie sang a song written by John Phillips (of the Mamas and the Papas), titled "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)," which became a mega-hit and anthem for the Summer of Love. This was a major cultural phenomenon at the time. Although the clothing, sex and drugs upset parents, it was still peaceful in intent.
By Tim Bryce6 years ago in The Swamp

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Understanding the Democrats

What the Israel-UAE Peace Treaty Means

The Secret of the News Media

How do the Democrats manage?

What Happens if Trump Loses?

What is the New Normal?

How is the fight for Florida shaping up?

American Cities: Home to "Unfriendly" Fire

10 Tips for Confronting the News Media

Voter Fraud is Dirty Business

An Open Letter to GOP Candidates

The Summer of Hate

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