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Thoughts on the 2020 Election
In every election, especially presidential elections, the nation experiences a complex jolt of emotions. We are not of one mind regarding the outcome, obviously. There have been elections in my lifetime where the results were so one-sided and determinant that … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 President Election, Donald Trump, Election, Elections, Freedom of the Press, Joe Biden, Media Bias, President
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Up is Down and Down is up: Opinions, Facts, and Truths
Two scientists walked into a bar. The bartender looked at them and asked, “What’s up?” One of the scientists pointed out the front door while the other one pointed at the ceiling. The bartender being a curious fellow wondered which … Continue reading
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Tagged Democrat Party, Freedom of the Press, Gallup, Media Bias, Republican Party, Truth
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Ending Violence in Schools
This one hit closer to home. Our daughter teaches in a public high school in the same school district, not far from Parkland, Florida. The shooter once attended her school, but she didn’t know of him. Tragically, she knew and … Continue reading
If I Want Your Opinion . . .
I’ll give it to you! There was a time when I thought this was funny. Now I realize it’s actually a dangerous and all too common attitude. George Orwell described a dystopian society in his novel, 1984, in which there were … Continue reading
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