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Impeach Now?
We are currently half-way through the first four-year term of President Trump. Almost from the beginning there have been calls for impeachment, and the polls show that some 40 percent of our citizens support this extreme measure. This is, of … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton, congress, Democrat, impeachment, investigation, Mueller, Nixon, president, Republican, Trump
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The Plutocrats Strike Back
During his campaign in 2016, Donald Trump made an effort to reach out to the Black community, repeating the phrase, “What have you got to lose?” It was clear to many of us—including 90-some percent of that community—that we in … Continue reading
What, vote?
Another presidential election has passed, and once again the pundits are scrambling to interpret the results. This time they seem a bit more disoriented than normal, largely because the pre-election pollsters all predicted the wrong results. They have managed to … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton, complacency, congress, Democrat, election, polls, president, Republican, scandal, suppression, Trump
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Trump’s Last Grasp
We are in the middle of a nationwide teaching moment, an opportunity to improve the way we relate to people who are different from ourselves. We have had several of these in the past decade and progress has been made, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Hill, Black Lives Matter, Bush, Clinton, Obama, PC, politically correct, racism, Republican, sexism, sexual assault, Trump
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Bernie or Bust What?
This has been another eventful election year, which, of course, once again brings to mind the fabled Chinese curse which offers the threat “may you live in interesting times.” The 2016 election cycle has seen the ascendance of Donald Trump. … Continue reading
In Gov We Trust?
As the presidential campaign season gets closer to the first set of primary caucuses and elections, it is becoming increasingly clear that the long-term Republican and conservative strategy, a plan that is more than four decades in the making, has … Continue reading
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Tagged Bush, Carson, Clinton, conservative, debate, Democrat, election, experience, Fox News, government, Obama, outsider, Paul, president, primary, Republican, rhetoric, taxes, Trump
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