Trump’s Legacy is a Baseball Game…Going, Going, Gone
Trump’s Legacy is based on The Big Lie. Trump’s big lie was that there was widespread fraud...
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Remembering COVID-19 Last Year
On January 28, 2020, in a meeting in the Oval Office, Donald Trump was told by National Security Advisor Michael O’Brien that the virus outbreak in China “will be the biggest national security threat you face in your presidency.”
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The Fragility of Liberal Democracy
In this post I will explore the fragility of liberal democracy. In March 1981, I was a passenger...
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Senators Voted 57-43 To Convict Trump for Inciting the Capitol Riot, Most Bi-Partisan support, Ever.
The United State Senate voted today on the Impeachment Trial of former president Donald Trump. Fifty-seven senators voted guilty when asked for their vote,. They voted to find Trump guilty by 15 votes. This was an historic rebuke. Fifty-seven percent of the elected Senators found Trump guilty. Keep in mind that the article of impeachment was a bi-partisan effort in the House of Representatives. This was the most bipartisan support for impeachment in history.
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House Trial Memo of the Impeachment of President Donald J. Trump
The House of Representatives released the House Trial Memorandum in the Impeachment of Donald J....
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Finding a lost Manuscript
For those of you cleaning out closets, desks and garages, you might find this story interesting. I found a manuscript that was “out of sight, out of mind” for 40 years. It was a marvelous discovery.
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How Donald Trump’s ‘America first’ agenda has damaged global human rights
Trump’s America first agenda, and especially his administration’s overt transgressions against many longstanding international norms, has damaged America’s global reputation.
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Pandemic Grief
At the reflecting pool at the National Mall, President-elect Joe Biden and Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris paid tribute to those who lost their lives to the coronavirus. With very few words but with powerful images, he led the nation in grieving the loss of so many people.
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2021: Have we caught up with Martin Luther King Jr? Can we? How could we?
Without question, injustices anywhere most certainly arise from competitive and adversarial human relationship structures formed of the “race” social construct based mainly on variation in “color of skin,” when the variation means nothing. Much better would be cooperative human relationship structures formed of human qualities based on “content of character.”
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