Republicans Are Soon to Realize How Unpopular They Are
What these congressional Republicans are attempting to do, of course, is to communicate to the National Rifle Association and the most extreme right-wing voters that they are not wishy-washy on the Second Amendment, and that they couldn’t care less how many little kids’ bodies are riddled with bullets.
Of course, you won’t find people representing Massachusetts or California wearing AR-15 pins, but that leaves plenty of folks from places like West Virginia and Oklahoma.
Prediction: This won’t last indefinitely. The political pendulum in the United States has swung hard in the direction of hatred and stupidity, but the GOP is about to see that most Americans reject all this garbage.
I saw the announcement at left on a social media group called “Grammar Police,” where people come to ask questions about the proper use of English, and to lampoon folks who may have gotten something wrong.
I thought I’d make a few comments on the foolish garbage presented at left.
As suggested in the cartoon here, humankind is currently losing the battle to keep the Earth a healthy place to live. This is largely driven by the United States, the world’s largest economy, and our refusal to reduce carbon emissions.
Liz Cheyney is 100% correct in what she told her party here. Trump will be gone, and soon. He’ll lose the election, then face criminal conviction on dozens of different felony counts.
Most people would like to believe that Pat Toomey’s announcement, is, in fact, a big break in the campaign. But let’s look at it squarely for what it is: a statement that may affect the thinking of a few voters who are still uncommitted.
A reader who believes that hydrogen fuel cell-based vehicles represent our future asked me to explain why I disagree.
The question posed here is one that many of us have asked ourselves frequently throughout our lives.
Let me see if I get this.
I don’t pray.
