It Wasn't Until The Late '70s That

I Saw A Large, Red Dried Swath That I Immediately Identified Clearly As Blood. I Covered The War In Vietnam. I Saw A Lot Of It [blood] There.

The Questions Don't Do The Damage. Only The Answers Do.

My Personal Opinion Is That Guns Kill People.

It Wasn't Until The Late '70s That A Lot Of People Knew Me.

And On Election Night I'd Go Down To City Hall In El Paso, Texas And Cover The Election. In Those Days, Of Course, We Didn't Have Exit Polls. You Didn't Know Who Had Won The Election Until They Actually Counted The Votes. I Thought That Was Exciting Too.