Well, New York Times! Fish or Chicken?

Many years back -not sure how many and I don’t want to think about it right now because it makes me feel old(er)- I attended a weekend seminar. I had been saving my money, and time for this adventure, and I wasn’t the only one. Everybody seemed excited about the topics, the speakers and our surroundings.

Impeachment and Rocket Science

It doesn’t take rocket science to understand how the political game is played in general. The following rules seem to apply:

• What’s ok when I do it, is not ok for you.
• When you can’t argue the case, argue the people. When you can’t argue the people, argue the proceedings.

Which one is it?

“We have the lowest unemployment rate ever…”
”Mexicans are stealing your jobs.”

One of these statements has to be a lie, or am I too logical?

When the Balance is Compromised

Until today, I never understood what Gerrymandering actually meant. I heard and read about it, but never fully grasp the consequences.

Laugh of the Day

The Man Who Doesn’t Vote

He is a nice, older gentleman. He comes from a small town in the midwest, where he and his siblings were raised by a single mom. He knows poverty, has lived it and doesn’t like how it made him feel.

Thank You, Nancy Pelosi!

Last night did not bring the dramatic shift I hoped for, but the Democrats took back the house and now they will provide the new house speaker. Nancy Pelosi (78) has said she will run for speaker again, but after 16 years at the top, I think it’s time for some changes.