Voter Regret: The Real Impact of Trump’s Policies This morning, my wife received an email from MeidasTouch that caught my attention. It seems some people who voted for Donald Trump are starting to realize they should have looked closer before joining the “Leopards Eating People’s Faces” party. Let’s dive into what this means for all […]
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What is Going On? The Blame Game Recently, I’ve noticed a troubling trend. Some editorials and analyses are unfairly blaming President Joe Biden for the return of a convicted felon to the political scene. It feels like there’s a concerted effort to tarnish his legacy. This isn’t just about criticizing his actions; it seems like
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Understanding Our Choices: A Call for Accountability I’ve shared my thoughts in different comments, but I believe they deserve to be highlighted in this diary. Let’s dive into some important ideas. My Background I want to start by sharing a bit about myself. I am a white male from Generation X. I barely graduated high
About Those Liberal Elitists Looking Down at Those with No Formal Education… Read More »
Facing the Challenges Ahead: A Call to Action Understanding Our Current Situation We are living in a time of great danger. The MAGA movement is not just a political group; it has characteristics of a fascist movement. This moment in American history is dark and serious. Many of us are feeling sadness and anger for
20 Reasons Why Fascism May Not Succeed in the United States: Some Perspectives. Read More »
Who Owns the Media? A Closer Look The Influence of Billionaires and Corporations Have you ever wondered who really owns the media we consume every day? It’s important to know that many of our trusted news sources, like the New York Times (often called the Grey Lady) and the Washington Post, are owned by billionaires
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Understanding the Challenges Ahead for Democrats As we reflect on recent events, it’s clear that we need to come together and discuss what lies ahead. There are important themes emerging that we must address if we want to create a real plan for the future. We cannot let ourselves be distracted by the same old
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Reflecting on America’s Promise Believing in America All my life, I believed in the promise of America. I thought we were an exceptional country, the world’s greatest democracy. I embraced the idea that, despite our flaws, we were kind and generous. We believed in democracy and the rule of law. We stood as guardians of
The America I’ve Always Believed in Doesn’t Exist Read More »
Understanding the Recent Election Results The Swing States Surprise In the recent elections, there was a surprising outcome in swing states. While the GOP took control of Congress, this does not reflect what CNN describes as a “Big Tent” Republican Party. This raises important questions about representation and inclusivity. Turnout Concerns One major issue we
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Strengthening Our Democratic Future Today, James Carville shared an important message on YouTube. He pointed out that the Democratic Party is currently without a clear leader. This is a crucial time for us to come together and set our goals for the next four years. Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent statement is a great starting point
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Reflections on Racism and Resilience A Painful Memory When I was a young girl, something terrible happened to my family. My father, mother, and uncle were pulled from our car and beaten by police right in front of my sister and me. This happened near Dewitt, Arkansas, in a cornfield. The officers were waiting to
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