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Category Archives: Healthcare
Who Do We Want To Be?
Today we decide what we are as a nation. Actually, many of us have already decided, but today is the official day of decision. The reasons why and how we’ve gotten to this point are numerous. At some point, I … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Economics, environment, foreign policy, Governance, Healthcare, History, immigration, Infrastructure, Law Enforcement, Media, Politics, Social Justice
Tagged 2020 Presidential Election, authoritarianism, democracy, Democratic Party, Democrats, Donald Trump, elections, Oregon, police abuse, police brutality, police overreach, politics, Republican Party, republicans, Senate
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It’s the end of the year as we know it
…and I feel ambivalent. That doesn’t rhyme. With apologies to Michael Stipe and Co., nothing else has occurred in any sort of rational way in 2017, so why should I come up with a clever lyrical parody? I’m just trying … Continue reading
Posted in foreign policy, Governance, Healthcare, Politics, Rant, Social Justice
Tagged #metoo, 2017, corruption, Donald Trump, politics, racial equality, racism, retrospective, sexism, sexual assault, Social Justice
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Zero steps forward, and a bunch of steps back in Missouri
Ah, Missouri. My home state. For years, the ultimate purple state, previously described as a “bellwether,” before we decided to color code our partisan leanings. Since the Tea Party revolution of 2010, Missouri has increasingly moved into solid red territory. … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Governance, Healthcare, Kansas City, Politics, Social Justice
Tagged abortion, birth control, bodily autonomy, conservatism, discrimination, dishonesty, Feminism, hypocrisy, local control, Missouri, old white men, oppression, republicans, small government, states' rights, Women, women's rights
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One down, 207 to go…
Donald Trump has been President of the United States for one week now. Just typing that feels strange. Like a different reality. I’ve been re-watching episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine lately, and I’ve recently gotten to one of … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Civil Rights, Economics, Elected yet unelectable, foreign policy, Governance, Healthcare, immigration, Infrastructure, Politics, Science, Social Justice
Tagged abortion, bigotry, Christianity, climate change, culture, democracy, Democratic Party, Democrats, dishonesty, domestic policy, Donald Trump, environment, facts, fear, Feminism, foreign policy, GOP, government, ignorance, Islam, Kellyanne Conway, misogyny, news, oppression, propaganda, race relations, racism, refugees, religion, religious extremism, religious liberty, Republican, Republican Party, republicans, science denial, Sean Spicer, sexism, Standing Rock, Steve Bannon, systemic oppression, walls, Women, women's rights
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Raiding the henhouse
Two years ago, I discussed the appointment of various climate change deniers to posts as heads of Senate committees in charge of science-based institutions. Those institutions are tasked with addressing (among other things) climate change. That was a perfect example of … Continue reading
Posted in foreign policy, Governance, Healthcare, Politics
Tagged anti-government, Ben Carson, Betsy DeVos, cabinet posts, climate change, dishonesty, Donald Trump, Federal government, governance, governing, government, hypocrisy, Jeff Sessions, politics, racism, Rex Tillerson, Rick Perry, science denial, Scott Pruitt
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Yep, I’m voting for Hillary Clinton. You should, too.
So, I heard something interesting when reading/listening/watching the news over the last 18 or so months. Hillary Clinton isn’t perfect. I know, this is a shock. But I want to tell you something even more shocking. Ready? Brace yourself. It … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Economics, Governance, Healthcare, History, immigration, Infrastructure, Media, Myths and misconceptions, Politics, Social Justice
Tagged 2016 Presidential Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Benghazi, campaign, democracy, Democrats, Donald Trump, emails, endorsement, Evan McMullin, foreign policy, Gary Johnson, Green Party, Hillary Clinton, Jill Stein, Libertarian Party, lies, myths, President, scandals, slander
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Repost – Facebook – January 29, 2014 – A response to the 2014 State of the Union
Reposted from Facebook A response to the 2014 State of the Union – January 29, 2014 I’m going to get political here, so for those who don’t like to see politics on their Facebook pages, I recommend stopping now. The … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Governance, Healthcare, Politics, Repost
Tagged Congress, economic recovery, Obama, President, Republican, State of the Union
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