I was surprised to find just how many of my classmates follow Trump, believe in him and in anything that comes out of his mouth. I’m talking about people who were good friends in high school who I’d sneak down to the river with on Friday nights after the ballgame
Politics of MAGA are unavoidable in the United States, if not completely absurd — like election fraud in the 2020 election, or Iran War or attacks on the press, or the cost of living …
It’s bad enough Trump sued the same government he’s leading, and it’s worse that the government he leads has settled that suit. So this Anti-Weaponization Fund for Jan. 6 insurrectonists is absolutely shameless
Stay alert on the data center front. It’s inevitable those places are going to be built and I suppose there is a valid argument to make for them. But it’s important, too, that the public get some say in the matter.
Unlike the Biden bugaboos of COVID-19 and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, our current president has initiated tariffs and went to war with Iran. So as we cuss about gas and grocery prices, and worry about affordability, we give a different — and yet familiar — meaning to the phrase, ‘Thanks Trump’
Jolene and Craig Howard helping out theater district at the GAR Hall with eyes on the Apollo; but about that Consumer Confidence Index …
With health care and prices still too high, it’s hard for Moms out there to approve how the president is governing. Mom gets pretty disgusted by some of what she sees on television these days.
If only government could be run like local Christmas funds. It shouldn’t matter who gave to the fund or who benefited from it, no court actions necessary to make sure the benefits are released. It shouldn’t hinge on anybody’s budget, or get caught in the crossfire of two battling parties.
Shutdown will only get more painful — its impact is starting to really be felt; plus some thoughts on pardons, ceasefires, benefit of the doubt and golden ballrooms
We’ve had enough of them in our history, haven’t we? I wonder what this country might have come to had Facebook or other social media existed in 1968 or thereabouts. Would Kent State have happened or would things have been even worse?
