Di Leo: Whose Year Is It?
By John F Di Leo - “This is our year!” It’s a declaration of confidence, or of hope, or of...
John F. Di Leo is a Chicagoland-based trade compliance trainer and transportation manager, writer, and actor. Once a County Chairman of the Milwaukee County Republican Party in the 1990s, after serving as president of the Ethnic American Council in the 1980s, he has been writing regularly for Illinois Review since 2009. Professionally, he is a licensed Customs broker, and has worked in freight forwarding and manufacturing for over forty years. John is available for very non-political training seminars ranging from the Incoterms to the workings of free trade agreements, as well as fiery speeches concerning the political issues covered in his columns. His book on vote fraud, “The Tales of Little Pavel,” his three-volume political satires of the Biden-Harris regime, “Evening Soup with Basement Joe,” and his 2024 non-fiction work covering the issues of the 2020s, "Current Events and the Issues of Our Age," are available in eBook or paperback, only on Amazon.
By John F Di Leo - “This is our year!” It’s a declaration of confidence, or of hope, or of...
By John F. Di Leo - From the moment that President Trump was diagnosed with symptoms of the China virus,...
By John F. Di Leo - Presidential debates are about many things. First and foremost, of course, is the result:...
By John F. Di Leo - Joe Biden has been talking about the Biden/Harris campaign's effort to help American manufacturing,...
By John F. Di Leo - In this most unusual of years, a new question has arisen: When do you...
By John F. Di Leo - In September of 1978, following two weeks of secret negotiations at Camp David, Israel’s...
By John F Di Leo - In this, the strangest of all years, certain things are inexplicable. The DNC’s decision to...
By John F. Di Leo - The Democrat Party may have saddled themselves with the worst presidential nominee in history –...
By John F Di Leo - Politicians have an old joke – maybe too truthful and unfunny to be called...
By John F. Di Leo - The question of the year is, how should we manage our elections? Perhaps this...