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?
Let’s look at this Social Security ‘tax cut’ in Donald Trump’s big bill; and what really happened during and after all that flooding in Texas? What will happen the disaster next?
We have to have something to which to cling as our country continues on a turbulent spin that started Jan. 20. We have to hope our democracy can survive the chaos wrought by the deep divisions in our politics — divisions that threaten families, friendships and freedoms we’ve known all our lives. We have to hope the millions who marched in cities across America had an impact on other political leaders who may be able to keep our democracy from becoming an autocracy.
There is no point in bringing up specific issues now because they will change tomorrow. Or next week. The will of the people will be ignored because 47 believes he can do anything he wants and, despite the Constitution, seems to be getting away with it
Illinois needs the downstate representation that Dick Durbin delivered in replacing him; Consumer Sentiment is kinda scary. It had a score of 50.8, its second lowest in more than 70 years.
President Trump wants to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. Why not sell the gulf’s naming rights to the highest bidder? Can you imagine how much money Trump could raise?
Wonder how fast the next four years will be in D.C. and how traffic will be across the Illinois River in the Washington community; and let’s work together to help homeless this winter
But to boycott, or not to boycott during a second Trump term: That is a question between us Americans and his powers that be
Here’s looking forward to more rewarding discussions, like why lower cost of living adjustments for Social Security could actually be a good thing
Please look past all of the dangerous political rhetoric; do your due diligence, research your vote; spend this month continuing to study the issues and the candidates’ positions on them
