A commenter writes about the prospect of Trump’s being reelected. “Come 2020, most Americans will judge this administration by a simple yardstick, ‘am I better off in 2020 than I was in 2016’? As long the answer is ‘Yes’, the President …
Category: Renewables – Politics
Harsh Words for Fox News–But Are They Wise?
Consider the meme here, and then ask yourself, “Was this wise?” Sure, her decision may have been dictated by conscience, and she loves to show off her powerful use of the language (a “hate for profit racket”—ouch!). Also, common wisdom …
Tagged with: Fox News
Leaving the GOP
Here’s how James Comey replied to a question from an audience member in a recent “town hall” meeting as to why he thought Trump’s personal flaws should be considered by voters in this upcoming 2020 election.
Violence on the Part of the Left and Right
A reader asked for my comment on this video called “This Is The Face Of Leftist HATE!” He notes: Conservatives Have Been Bear Sprayed, Assaulted, Harassed & Attacked By Violent Leftists Across America. I respond: This is a very interesting subject.
Trump Weighs in on the Enforcement of Rules/Laws
I normally steer clear of the routine, penny-ante garbage issuing from Trump in his attempts to rouse the rabble, but the tweet here warrants a comment.
Tagged with: Political Correctness
Three Years Running, Trump’s Budget Axes Public Television, Radio
Today we learn that, for the third consecutive year, the Trump administration has proposed the elimination of federal funding for public television and radio. It’s hard to know what to make of this. It’s possible that the president understands that …
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Tagged with: trumps-budget--public-television
Democrats Won’t Be Too Picky
The quote at the bottom here is from the Book of Proverbs. I’ll go on record and predict this: very few people who want to see Trump go away (in handcuffs or in a limousine at the end of his …
Tagged with: people want to see Trump go away in handcuffs
Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Fascism
Aristotle’s law of non-contradiction states that contradictory propositions cannot both be true. For example, it can’t be both raining and not raining in the same sense at the same time.
Tagged with: fascist country
Political Protests
Of the roughly 9000 blog posts here, perhaps 100 or so mention political protests in one context or another, raising the question: do they have any value? Understandably, this subject has received a great deal of study, especially since Donald …
Tagged with: climate change and the environment
Trump: Success Via Outrage
Very few people are “on the fence” about the legitimacy of the Trump administration, and this, of course, is happening by Trump’s design, as he thrives on outrage. His supporters are outraged that their president is under attack from the …
