Education becomes more uniform and less expansive. In a democracy we need thinkers and leaders, not lemmings. We need voters who vote with their minds and not because of party.

• Yes, I vote Democratic and only Democratic in that way I’m lemming, but I also look at today’s environment and see Democrats offering solutions and Republicans highlighting problems. I don’t see Republicans offering real solutions.
• Anyone who doesn’t support a full accounting for the Jan 6th attack is breaking their oath of office and as such is unfit for office.

Certainly, I don’t see “The Stop WOKE Act” and the “Don’t say Gay” bills as solutions. I see them both as an attempt to limit discussion at a time when more discussion is necessary.

When immigrants arrive at the border, our first concern should be to comfort, to provide food, healthcare, and shelter. This is what the story of the Good Samaritan tells us. New immigrants often need assistance with health, food and shelter. Once secure, they need self respect. The best route to self respect is work.

Donald Trump’s view on lying. “If you say it long enough, hard enough, often enough, people will start to believe it.” This is why Donald Trump still repeats the “big lie.” He has to have people to continue to believe him, even with a huge body of evidence that it is a lie. Donald Trump’s own words tell us he lies and repeats his lies to make others believe his story.

The economy functions like a ship. Once it starts moving in a direction it takes months or years to redirect. The FED is an independent agency which sets parameters to control money supply. By doing this it attempts to reduce the depths of recession and to limit inflation.

The policies adopted by any president require time to take effect as well. The state of the economy for the first couple of years of a presidency is more a result of the previous president’s policies then the current.

Democrats? A Brief List. (my interpretation) Gun Control. More extensive background checks Higher age limits Red Flag laws Banning high […]

There can be little doubt that the events of Jan 6, 2020 were a direct attack to our democracy. The worst attack since the Civil War. On Jan 6, 2020 a riotous mob marched on the Capital in attempt to subvert the electoral process. They did that by overrunning the police and entering the Capital Building on the day the election was to be certified. The desire was to overturn the results of the election.