Rethinking Trump’s Political Strategy in Pennsylvania
If you were a political strategist, is this what you would recommend to the President of the United States, running in the battleground state of Pennsylvania? Swearing to take vengeance on all its 13 million people?
Personally, I’d be more inclined to promise, however insincerely, to put people back to work, protect them from the pandemic, build/repair infrastructure, reduce taxes, somehow arrange for them to have more frequent and satisfying sex….anything but revenge, swearing to inflict suffering one every Pennsylvanian in retaliation for some insult I received from the state’s governor.
Yet I need to qualify my remarks: these are just my own personal instincts. In truth, this could be an excellent strategy; perhaps masochism is a characteristic lots of people back in the Keystone State share in common. Maybe my failure to see this is why I’m only an author/consulting in environmental sustainability and not pulling down the big bucks in the Washington lobbying scene.
Those trying to arrive at the truth behind what 
Trump will lose because there are simply too many American voters who understand the truth of what 
If you’re in need of inspiration as to the true nature of the American body politic, I welcome you to watch this video featuring a 
By any measure, the United States is struggling with COVID-19, at least in part due to the fact that this has become a political matter–one in which the president believes that “playing it down” will improve his chances for re-election. And, since he couldn’t care less about the welfare of the American people, our nation’s efforts to control the spread of the virus are in disarray.
Given all the political dissonance in today’s culture, not to mention cognitive dissonance, I thought I’d throw a change-up, and offer a different look at the subject.
Here’s news of a large, 
Does the meme here seem possible? After all, the candles will heat the clay pot, which will radiate heat into the room.
I have a confession to make. Sure, I want Trump removed as soon as possible, so as to minimize the damage to our planet, to our social structures, and to the billions of people who are suffering as a result of his presence. But a teensy-weensy bit of me wants to see what happens when Trump is no longer president, and refuses to transfer power peacefully. 
Speaking in COVID-spiking Wisconsin last week, Trump told the crowd, “Wisconsin, I have a plan for you that will crush the virus flat.”
