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Originally started as an outlet to talk about customer service, I have more recently stayed true to the title of this blog
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
The Pope's popularity declines
Sunday, July 27, 2014
The pendulum
We are living in a time when a large segment of Americans, maybe even the majority, when looking at this cartoon from Tom Toles (© The Washington Post), is of the opinion that Supreme Court justices interpret the constitution based on their political philosophy. And, of course, they and all judges do and have always done so. What is new is that this is becoming an issue as it threatens the status quo during a time when we collectively get very little accomplished.
It becomes an issue when a vocal majority of us has given up on making America work for all Americans. Polarization sells newspapers and attracts eyeballs. When the old is no longer relevant, when change is not just in the air, but is affecting all of our lives. When we are preoccupied figuring out how to make a living, how to stay alive, during the ongoing digital revolution. When not enough of us are making it into the middle class, the group that is of the opinion that they are doing OK. Well enough to be considerate to others not like them. To think that sometimes things go your way and some time they go mine.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Why you should not vote Republican
Why give credit to a party that doesn't want to work with the twice officially elected president of the United States? The difference between Democrats and Republicans is that one party honors the outcome of the electoral process, which leads to a good feeling when they are in opposition, while the other party can't govern and they don't even want to.
Americans, this is serious stuff. We want to get things done. Isn't that who we are? Doesn't look like it, does it? Our government needs to be strong. It has to be who we think it should be. The balance between as small as possible and as good as we can. You can be on either side. Make it a win - win.