I have a memory of several past Presidential elections. The year after my birth, Republican Dwight Eisenhower defeated his Democrat rival Adlai Stevenson. I was too young to remember that election or the one that followed when Eisenhower dispatched Stevenson again. The first presidential contest I recall was in 1960. Read more…
For those whose circadian rhythm is tied to presidential elections, this week—12 days from Election Day—you may be in a high state of euphoria or depression. That depends on your allegiance to one candidate or the other. Fortunately, I have no such emotion because all I can do is vote and I’ve Read more…
I would love to ask Kamala Harris these questions. Bret Bair of Fox News tried a few of them. But Harris avoided straightforward answers. She needs to answer these. 1. After being clear in 2019 that you opposed and would ban fracking, now you say you won’t. Which person should Read more…
Trust is an essential factor in relationships. We learn that from the moment that our parents take us in their arms. They are expressing love. That loving care is the foundation for trust we extend to our mothers and fathers. The people holding us are taking care of us. We learn to trust them. Then Read more…
Have you ever wondered why people get involved in politics? I suppose there’s a bit of a crusader rabbit in all of us. I confess to that. That may explain why people would engage in politics. They want to make things better. Maybe. When I was a member of the Read more…