Removing Trump
As the days tick by, it’s becoming increasingly unlikely that Trump will be removed from office via any other means than losing the November election and leaving accordingly. I base this on three-plus years of lies and criminality, which haven’t even perturbed congressional Republicans, let alone driven them to put a spear through his presidency.
Given all this, let’s all observe the point made in the meme here. I’ve voted for Green Party candidates in the past, but not when there’s so much on the line.
Reader Ankur Gupta asks, “What is the biggest bottleneck in the energy sector that prevents green energy from becoming a dependable source at mass scale?”
In 1987, it became clear that CFCs were ripping a giant hole in our planet’s ozone layer, so the countries of Earth eliminated their use. Now, 33 years later, we have the announcement that the hole, a circle whose radius is about 450 miles, has fully repaired itself. One may have guessed that this was caused by 
According to this article in Bloomberg: 
Bette Midler has been a force of reason and compassion over the many decades she’s been on the music and film scene, but the Trump phenomenon has really brought her to the fore as a vocal critic of American society.
What a loathsome human being.
At a certain point in his life, (American musician/composer) Leonard Bernstein said, and I paraphrase, “I never wanted a life like (Italian conductor of classical music, noted for interpretations of Beethoven, Arturo) Toscanini, constantly relearning the same 50 pieces of music.”
This comes under the heading: “No reason it can’t be done, but no reason to do it.”
Here’s a piece that was published a couple of days ago in the Irish Times, discussing the principal emotion that those living elsewhere experience when they think about the U.S. 
