U.S. Politics Thrives on Big Money
Removing Big Money from politics is a challenge that seems to be growing year by year. In 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court decided in “Citizens United” that unlimited campaign donations from corporations were protected under the First Amendment as free speech. When Antonin Scalia died, it appeared that the high court may overturn that decision, and now, the nomination of Amy Barrett, a devotee of Scalia’s, it appears that this opportunity has, at least for the foreseeable future, passed us by.
Most corruption on the part of billionaires and politicians is difficult to track. In the case of Sheldon Adelson, however, it’s right there in plain view.
2GreenEnergy super-supporter Gary Tulie writes:
Hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, and other healthcare institutions produce specialized kinds of medical wastes that need to be treated and managed correctly. The increase in the volume of medical waste has become a growing concern as more healthcare institutions are established; more people seek healthcare services; and more medical devices, materials, and technologies are used to diagnose and treat ailments. 
Whoever posted 
Whoever created the meme here nailed it. Shouldn’t that be enough?
The judicial and legislative branches have had a tough time reining in Trump, and certainly that’s partially because he has been so effective in stacking the courts and terrorizing the Republican-led Senate. Yet every once in a while, someone stands up and blocks something he desperately wanted to do.
Claiming that voters should re-elect you because your opponent will “listen to the scientists” might sound outlandish; it certainly would have been a laughable error anytime prior to the year 2020 and the vast ocean of ignorance that surrounds it.
There are few news stories getting more attention than the devastating wildfire year that the Western United States is experiencing, with 
As we make our way through the most pathetic few years in U.S. history, let me offer you the meme to the left. The person who posted this saw no irony, even though I wonder whom he would name as someone who actually did talk about his accomplishments?
