Responding to the reader who sent me this, two questions: Is anyone asking the federal government to fund Pride Month? Has Trump done a single thing to help homeless veterans?
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Bruce Springsteen
Someone asked my opinion of Bruce Springsteen. I don’t know why this is so controversial. Considering that Trump’s approval rating is grossly negative on all key issues, and he’s widely regarded as a criminal, does it come as a surprise …
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Trump: One Atrocity after Another
As suggested at left, Trump’s second term has been a steady steam of moral atrocities.
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Big, Beautiful Bill
All the while, it adds $2 – $4 trillion to the national debt. I don’t understand how this exercise in human cruelty, greed, and stupidity appeals to anyone.
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Who Deserves Restitution?
Do our law enforcement officers who suffer casualties associated with defending our safety deserve compensation when they are injured? I’m not sure. OK, let’s look at the other side–the criminal. But what about violent criminals, like Ashli Babbitt who was …
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I’m Outraged!
Just kidding. Though this situation with Ashli Babbitt is, of course, totally outrageous, it’s really just par for the course under Trump. I try not to lose control of my emotions, as tempting as it may be to explode.
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More on “86”
In my recent post called “86,” I told the story about how my father liked to use the Army lingo he’d learned in 1942 when he entered WW II. He explained to my brother and me that it meant to …
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“86”
When my brother and I were little, our father took great delight in amusing us with lingo he learned in basic training, prior to his being commissioned into the Army Air Force as a bomber pilot in WW II. One …
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Rejecting the Modern-Day Republican Party
When boomers were young, we were almost exclusively Democrats, but it’s common now to see people under 30 gravitate to the Republicans. What changed to make this possible? In a word, I would say anti-intellectualism. It used to be cool …
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