How do we respond to rediculous political maneuvering? We vote. But we vote for a person, not a political party.
Category Archives: 2020 election aftermath
Are My Neighbors on the Fringe?
This backlash has been festering for sixty years, and now we are worried?
When You Wander, Everywhere is a Destination
I’m no fan of either political party, but the anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers and conspiracy weavers are not originals. Hitler used the same playbill.
WHY ARE YOU SURPRISED?
Their prejudice runs deep and primordial—its etiology in our genetic history stretching back to pre-historic times. I’m not surprised and not optimistic, unless our national leaders can stop pretending they know who the enemy is and address the real problem—us.
We Will Not be Deterred
Legislators can make all the voting restrictions they want, but in the end, it is up to each of us to get to the polls and cast our ballots.
Haiku
It feels like the shot is giving us a time-out rather than a cure. Something impermanent and vague.
Why Using Gender as a Defining Criterion for Goodness is Just Wrong.
What further proof does one need to know that gender does not define us? Only our humanity does.
Feeding the Beast: Or Why I Turned Off the News in 2019
Give us back news worthy of our attention.
Clogged Ears and Trump Madness
“Peace on earth, good will towards men, and spare us from the tyrants of this world.”
Killing Babies
Unless we challenge the lies, we will continue to suffer the consequences.
Carole J. Garrison 