Eric Trump was one who sneered at the pandemic in late Spring, and said media attention to it was no more than a Democratic Party campaign ploy. As reported in Forbes (a respected, business-oriented journal): During an interview with Fox News host Jeanine Pirro on “Justice with Judge Jeanine,” Eric Trump, the son of President … Continue reading The Election Is over For Biden; the Pandemic is not
Reading this morning’s comments from my Facebook friends, you’d think the election was a landslide win for the other guy: so much gloom, doom, depression & lament. To which I feel obliged to reply sternly: Friends — GET A GRIP. Sure, I didn’t get everything I wanted from the election results; not even close. But … Continue reading Cheer Up, Fer Pity Sake!
My Hometown, Durham NC, is surrounded. Besieged. I’m stuck in the epicenter of a battleground state, targeted from all directions by the Superspreader presidential campaign. At least, that’s how it feels. Yesterday I made a list of all the visits and rallies in North Carolina by principals of the Republican presidential campaign during the last two … Continue reading Superspreader Campaign: target, Durham NC
Meditation/Remembrance for the Day: The National Cathedral in DC tolled its big booming bell 200 times yesterday as sound track for the U.S. reaching 200 THOUSAND Covid deaths. Click here to see it on YouTube. It’s on YouTube. No sermon, no choir, no ads, no collection. It lasts almost 20 minutes. Suggestion: click the link, … Continue reading Meditation/Remembrance for the Day: 200,000
Near the climax of his book Disloyal, Michael Cohen writes: In the summer before the [2016] election, I told a reporter for Vanity Fair, Emily Jane Fox, that I’d take a bullet for Trump, and I meant it. But not if Donald Trump pulled the trigger. . . . Which of course, Trump did, in … Continue reading Michael Cohen: A Reckoning, Perhaps a Renewal, and After