We traveled throughout the "pandemic" to see friends and family. Our simple calculus was, "If this is the end of the world, we are going to see MORE of those we love, not less." (cheap airfare and uncrowded airports didn't hurt)
Ppl can yak about safety all day long. But unless & until 19A is repealed, nothing will change for the better.
Who are our most vulnerable victims of various thugs the D party is not arresting, imprisoning and keeping imprisoned? Women. For which party do the majority of women vote? The party responsible for thugs punching women in the face, for open borders & illegal aliens beating them to death.
We can have a free, safe, educated society that protects our most important people - our women - OR we can let women vote. It’s a binary choice. And right now we’re choosing wrong.
Eloquently written and well said. With Easter having just passed, your piece reminds me of my own thoughts about what they did on that day four years ago:
My former neighbor had the "good fortune" of watching his wife through a window during her last few weeks in hospice, while he stood outside. He was not allowed into the facility.
We traveled throughout the "pandemic" to see friends and family. Our simple calculus was, "If this is the end of the world, we are going to see MORE of those we love, not less." (cheap airfare and uncrowded airports didn't hurt)
Well said, AJ.
Never again.
Ppl can yak about safety all day long. But unless & until 19A is repealed, nothing will change for the better.
Who are our most vulnerable victims of various thugs the D party is not arresting, imprisoning and keeping imprisoned? Women. For which party do the majority of women vote? The party responsible for thugs punching women in the face, for open borders & illegal aliens beating them to death.
We can have a free, safe, educated society that protects our most important people - our women - OR we can let women vote. It’s a binary choice. And right now we’re choosing wrong.
Eloquently written and well said. With Easter having just passed, your piece reminds me of my own thoughts about what they did on that day four years ago:
https://jdbreen.substack.com/p/a-most-necessary-easter
My former neighbor had the "good fortune" of watching his wife through a window during her last few weeks in hospice, while he stood outside. He was not allowed into the facility.