{listener} FYI, women have started a Blue Bracelet Movement. Wearing a blue bracelet signifies that you did not vote for DT and can be recognised as an ally if someone needs help, or simply to help folks know they’re not alone. Guys can wear them too.
Trump Holds Up Transition Process Over Ethics Pledge [Click] He already held up transition planning considerably by refusing to agree to conditions for federal transition funding. His “team” doesn’t have office assignments, for but one example. Probably no security clearances or parking permits either, I suppose. Their refusal to engage with the pandemic planning exercise they were given by the Obama administration probably led to the needless deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans. ——Alan
Josh Marshall: A Follow-Up About Harris [Click] More to come later. Take-away: “She and her campaign weren’t where the problem was. Given the constraints she had to operate under it was a bravura performance.” ——Alan
{listener} I have decided to deliberately not listen to analysis of the election with all the finger pointing. It’s clear to me that the cause of this disaster is the people who voted for DT.
It occurs to me to wonder if Trump's presidential paycheck could be garnished. Why not? If it were completely taken that would leave him with free food, shelter, housing, and medical care. -----Alan
Someday when we are wiser When the world's older When we have learned I pray someday we may yet live to live and let live
Someday life will be fairer Need will be rarer And greed will not pay God speed this bright millennium on its way And let it come someday
Someday our fight will be won then We'll stand in the sun then That bright afternoon, oh 'Til then, on days when the sun is gone We'll hang on We'll wish upon the moon, woah
There are some days, dark and bitter Seems we haven't got a prayer But a prayer for something better Is the one thing we all share (someday)
Someday When we are wiser When the world's older When we have learned I pray Someday we may yet live (let live) To live and let live (to live, to live, to live, to live) (And let live, oh)
Someday Life will be fairer Need will be rarer Greed will not pay (no, no, no) God speed This bright millennium Let it come Wish upon the moon
One day Someday soon, ooh One day, one day Someday soon
Twice I have written this and saw that it posted, but then it disappeared.
Wil and I are in Maine for our granddaughter’s high school play The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She is the stage manager, which is a huge job with this production. It’s a musical and the cast did a fabulous job (excellent and powerful voices)!
Determined to survive the mess we will have to deal with, and to help others along the way. I will not comply! ~Susan
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DeleteFYI, women have started a Blue Bracelet Movement. Wearing a blue bracelet signifies that you did not vote for DT and can be recognised as an ally if someone needs help, or simply to help folks know they’re not alone. Guys can wear them too.
Trump Holds Up Transition Process Over Ethics Pledge [Click] He already held up transition planning considerably by refusing to agree to conditions for federal transition funding. His “team” doesn’t have office assignments, for but one example. Probably no security clearances or parking permits either, I suppose. Their refusal to engage with the pandemic planning exercise they were given by the Obama administration probably led to the needless deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans.
ReplyDelete——Alan
Lots of [varied] day-after political speculation at Politicalwire.com [Click] Some of it might even be right.
ReplyDelete——Alan
Josh Marshall: A Follow-Up About Harris [Click] More to come later. Take-away: “She and her campaign weren’t where the problem was. Given the constraints she had to operate under it was a bravura performance.”
Delete——Alan
The Guardian: How Trump won over voters in deep-blue New York City [Click] Harris still won with 68% of the city’s vote, but it was a steep drop from Biden’s 53-point margin of victory in 2020.
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DeleteI have decided to deliberately not listen to analysis of the election with all the finger pointing. It’s clear to me that the cause of this disaster is the people who voted for DT.
It occurs to me to wonder if Trump's presidential paycheck could be garnished. Why not? If it were completely taken that would leave him with free food, shelter, housing, and medical care.
ReplyDelete-----Alan
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DeleteAnd just whom do you imagine could get away with garnishing it at this point?
Ben Meiselas video: Trump’s Tarriff Plan Already Blowing Up In His Face [Click] Google inquiries show dramatic widespread ignorance.
ReplyDelete——Alan
Trump Economics & Russian Economics Versus Adam Smith [Click] Mark Dermot [?]
ReplyDeleteAlso: Counterfeit Russian Rubles - HARBINGER - Russian Economic Great Depression? [Click]
—Alan
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(from Hunchback)
Someday when we are wiser
When the world's older
When we have learned
I pray someday we may yet live to live and let live
Someday life will be fairer
Need will be rarer
And greed will not pay
God speed this bright millennium on its way
And let it come someday
Someday our fight will be won then
We'll stand in the sun then
That bright afternoon, oh
'Til then, on days when the sun is gone
We'll hang on
We'll wish upon the moon, woah
There are some days, dark and bitter
Seems we haven't got a prayer
But a prayer for something better
Is the one thing we all share (someday)
Someday
When we are wiser
When the world's older
When we have learned
I pray
Someday we may yet live (let live)
To live and let live (to live, to live, to live, to live)
(And let live, oh)
Someday
Life will be fairer
Need will be rarer
Greed will not pay (no, no, no)
God speed
This bright millennium
Let it come
Wish upon the moon
One day
Someday soon, ooh
One day, one day
Someday soon
Someday lyrics © Walt Disney Music Company, Virgo One Publishing, Ultra Tunes, Ultra Tunes (ascap), Virgo One! Publishing, Wonderland Music Company Inc.
Tune by Marshall Julius Jefferson
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ReplyDeleteThird time’s the charm?
Twice I have written this and saw that it posted, but then it disappeared.
Wil and I are in Maine for our granddaughter’s high school play The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She is the stage manager, which is a huge job with this production. It’s a musical and the cast did a fabulous job (excellent and powerful voices)!