Today I will present you with what I can briefly cover of the last fortnight’s American political events thus far neglected along with a special note at the conclusion.
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A Huge (But Slow) Step Forward
The wheels of justice tend to move slowly in America but fortunately they tend to move toward fairness and equity. We had an example of that late Monday afternoon. Let’s explore. Continue reading A Huge (But Slow) Step Forward
One Thing Clearer On A Rainy Morning
It’s a rainy overcast morning in the Raleigh area as I commence writing part two of a wrap-up of the week just past. The Sunday morning newspapers I read just a bit ago made one thing much clearer. That is far from all I will attempt to briefly cover today. With that in mind, let’s explore. Continue reading One Thing Clearer On A Rainy Morning
A Few That Didn’t Evade Me
Even being my own boss and having theoretically unlimited space I still find it impossible to cover everything I want to especially during the Trump administration. Part of what Trump and his minions rely on is that many of their transgressions will fly under the radar or be quickly removed “from the screen” by the next scandal. Here are a few more I noticed over the past several days. Let’s explore. Continue reading A Few That Didn’t Evade Me
Not Even Noon Yet
I woke up this Dyngus Day morning in a great mood, but with absolutely no idea what I was going to write about for Tuesday’s article. In the brief time it took me to shower, eat breakfast and peruse a few morning papers the Trump administration managed to capture my attention with two outrages. I’d like to briefly cover them and a few other tidbits from the last few days. Let’s explore. Continue reading Not Even Noon Yet