These People Are Voting in November–Are You?
When I speak with my mom, life-long conservative Republican as she is, we try to keep the conversation light. Yes, after all the banter about the goings on in the family, we eventually turn to politics, but it never gets ugly.
The one thing that concerns me most about her position in support of Trump is that she shares her political sensibilities with the people shown here. Doesn’t that sound a bit unlovely for an extremely well-read Bryn Mawr graduate?
In any case, we can all hope that the worst of all this will be behind us on November 3rd.
Pictured here is a smallish rally in Tallahassee, capital city of Florida, on the opening day of “Black Voices for Trump.”
Though promoting racial hatred is not a laughing matter, I have to admit that this did make me smile.
My father piloted 29 successful bombing missions over Germany, knocking out Nazi oil refineries from 1942 until his plane was shot down in late 1944, and he and his men spent the last six months of the war in a prisoner-of-war camp. He died in 2010, long before anyone thought it could be remotely possibly that the president of the United States would openly promote the supremacy of the “master race.”
ExxonMobil wants you on board, campaigning to reduce the regulations that keep them from boosting earnings by torching the environment.
It seems to me that IR = k(PD) / E, or, in English, a state’s COVID-19 infection rate is positively correlated to its population density, and inversely correlated to its population’s education level.
What’s ExxonMobil’s motive for offering you to “test your knowledge about the oil and gas industry?” Is it:
My wife made this prediction when the U.S. Senate failed to convict and remove Trump after he was impeached: “Now that he’s seen that he can commit major felonies in broad daylight with no repercussions–crimes that would have resulted in a life prison sentence had he been anybody else–he will feel empowered to ratchet up the crime spree with no limits whatsoever.”
Most people would be deeply ashamed to refer to all confident and powerful women with the same “nasty” adjective.
This, of course, is a reference to the fact that this wooden blend of religious fanaticism, racism, and complete ignorance on a broad range of important domestic and international matters–will soon be debating Kamala Harris, one of the most intelligent, learned, and powerfully articulate people on Earth.
