Liz Cheney vs. Donald Trump
In my recent post Liz Cheney Will Lose Her Senate Seat, But Watch What Comes Next, I wrote, “The good news for Cheney is that she is now a national hero,” and suggested that big things could lie in her future.
A reader sees an ulterior motive, however. “Mary” writes: Trump is more popular than ever. Liz wants to run for President in 2024 and knows if Trump runs she will lose in the primaries. Easy to see she is trying to hurt him so she has a chance. We all see this.
Wow. I’m not sure “we all see this,” depending, I suppose, on whom you mean by “we.” It had never crossed my mind.
If you read up a bit about this, as I just did, you will realize that Trump’s popularity is steadily waning. Many Republicans, even those who formerly supported him, say “he has too much baggage.”
IMO, “baggage” is an extremely mild term, considering that that Justice Department is conducting conversations with Trump’s criminal defense attorneys and issuing subpoenas to his closest advisors.
It’s funny you mention that.
I wish I could think of a single thing that we ‘re doing in our civilization that’s driving us toward a sustainable future, but I’m at a loss.
When 
Here’s a good reminder that the U.S. Supreme Court has brought progress in America to a screeching halt.
As an old friend said sadly, “They’ve stolen our flag.”
A reader asked me what I would do if I suddenly became quite rich:
The huge sphere (over Denver, CO?) represents the total amount of water on Earth, mostly in our oceans. The medium-sized ball (over St. Louis, MO?) is the amount of potable water, though most of that is locked up in glacial ice. The tiny one (over Knoxville, TN?) is what’s available to our planet’s living forms.
Here’s a 
These folks are trying to 
