Showing posts with label Trump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trump. Show all posts
Time for a Choice
In 1999, I spent four days in Washington, DC where I lobbied for children’s mental health parity on Capitol Hill. It was November but it felt like early fall, with balmy weather, cool evenings, and brightly colored leaves making a swirling path for our ten-person group from Oregon. Life felt light and hopeful. It was a magical experience.
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To my conservative friends
I want to put out an appeal to my friends who are conservative. I know there are some among you who have felt worried about the state of things, who have heard conflicting things about Trump and don't know what to believe.
Making America Great "Again"
Lately, I have seen a lot of talk about liberals and how
we are ruining America, etc. That’s
probably a whole other post, what being a liberal means to me, but for right
now, let’s talk about making America great.
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Father's Day
I spent this last Father’s Day in silent, burning rage at my dad, and it’s taken me three months to sort it out enough to write.
