If I hear “I don’t recall” come out the mouth of one more Republican in Washington I am going to
scream.
Jeff Sessions, the nation’s top law enforcement official not only couldn’t remember important details about contacts between the Russians and the Trump campaign, he also conveniently “forgot” his own meetings with Sergey Kislyak.
Jared Kushner had to submit four addenda detailing over 100 errors and Continue reading
I am ready to lose my mind. As I’ve written many times recently, I have made a real effort to move away from
talking about the orange man and stick to more pleasant topics — even if I’ve had to resort to the banal from time to time.
But enough is enough and if I don’t say something, I’ll explode. It’s not what you think though. It’s not “himself” of whom I speak. It’s everybody else.
Well, maybe not everybody. Just everyone who is still waiting for him to pivot, to act like a grown-up, to become presidential, to show some decency, some intelligence, some leadership.
To actually say the words “nazi,” “white supremacist,” “white nationalist”
or whatever your name is for the evil racists who held a violent rally in Continue reading
Canada’s House of Commons came to a virtual stand still last week. Prime Minister Trudeau was 
trying to get a bill passed. Bill c-14. Doctor-assisted suicide.
Yes, it’s a contentious issue, but it’s a conversation we must have, one that’s long overdue. And good for him for having the balls to bring it up.
But I digress.
There’s a June 6 deadline on the Bill, handed down by the Supreme Court. It was being hotly debated and contested. Everyone was getting more than a little testy. They
weren’t getting anywhere with the agenda.
Several members of the NDP, including Tom Mulcair, Continue reading
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