A friend sent me a very interesting New York times article (How to Listen to Donald Trump 
Every Day for Years) on the weekend. It was written by John McWhorter, who is an associate professor of English and comparative literature at Columbia.
He talked about Trump’s “choppy, rambling, self-expression” and went on to explain that it’s Continue reading
I really think we’ve sunk to depths we would once have thought unimaginable. 
It’s bad enough that the republican nominee for president of the United States has lied and cheated his entire life … that he has bent the rules to suit himself … that he has left countless people holding the bag … that the only words that come out of his mouth are vile, vicious and frankly, libelous … that he insults, bullies, threatens, taunts, incites violence and instills fear … that he advocates torture and the use of nuclear weapons … that he cozies Continue reading
…it’s no picnic on either side of the border these days. Here in Canada we’re getting ready to elect a new Prime 
Minister, or nightmare of all nightmares re-elect Stephen Harper, our current PM; and the U.S. is awash in presidential hopefuls. All I can say is, God help us all.
Last Thursday night was election overload. The leaders of our four parties Continue reading
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