In Many Ways, It’s Good Versus Evil
As I’ve mentioned, my mom is a life-long conservative Republican, and now in her elder years, unfortunately, a Fox News devotee. Nonetheless, we have extremely civil and mutually respectful discussions on politics.
One of her observations of me, is that, regrettably, I regard people who disagree with me as “bad human beings.” I have to admit this is true, if that point of disagreement is something with heavy moral implications. (Obviously, I’m fine with people who dislike my favored art, music, literature, outdoor activities, brands of beer, etc.) (more…)
Well, that’s an interesting coincidence. No incitement to violence reduces the level of violence to zero.
It’s hard to think of a single person in history who made a marked improvement in the lives of the common person who did so without irritating the living bejeesus out of the people in power at the time.
It appears that Trump is making a multi-pronged attack on the November election with a variety of voter suppression tools. Assuming, however, that he will ultimately fail and faces a free and fair process, it’s clear that he will no longer be president after January 21, 2021. At that point, we need to expect indictments to rocket down from the sky like a hard, pelting hail-storm.
Which is the greater understatement: the photo at left, or the statement, “An unpopular and egomaniacal leader suggesting that the coming election be indefinitely postponed represents a threat to American democracy?”
An apparently angry reader says: “PROMOTE THIS!!”
When I walk by a house with a solar PV array, I often think about the specific design. Is it facing the right direction, at approximately the correct angle, etc? In our neighborhood, there is such an array built too close to the chimney, the shade from which impairs its effectiveness.
This Navy vet joined the protest in Portland because of the 
As an advocate organization for green vehicles, we applaud the intent behind the parking restrictions here.
