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We are eight days from the National Election on Nov 3rd
The transfer of power initiated by the voting process, is without the backlash seen in other parts of the world. Our lives remain unaffected by a Constitutionally defined structure that allows for differences, while recognizing the strength of inclusion. The “new” President becomes “my” President, whether he (or she) was who I voted for, or not. Continue reading
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Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
Re-elect 45! No one stamps his foot better! Continue reading
Posted in american life, bully trump, commentary, opinion, political, politics
Tagged cojones, debates, Democratic Primary, Mitt Romney, Trump
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Taking Notes with Benjamin Franklin
To the Victors, go the fruits of history. Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Franklin, consider the source, England, freedom
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What’s on your mind?
Those who has, continue to profit from those who has not. Continue reading
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Tagged economy, facebook, family, friends, opinion, racism, war
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bob-minded, Us vs Them
Most of us have been taught that there are always at least two sides to a story. This knowledge is only the first step in setting your prejudices aside and finding out what the other side is. By opening myself to new experiences in the New Millennium created many surprising results including travel to a former Soviet state, and marriage to a woman from that area. Continue reading
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Tagged cold war, Cuban Missile Crisis, facebook, Kyrgyzstan, Oliver Stone, Russia, Soviet Union, The Berlin Wall, Vladimir Putin
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living is easy with eyes closed 
People who are angry about face masks
They are expressing (with transference) their own fear, that they may have made a “poor choice.” Continue reading →