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Mea Culpa

I have misjudged the American people. I know I am going to bed tonight with some very important votes still to be counted, but right now, the numbers are not looking very good for Harris. I was horribly wrong about what I thought would be a coming to their senses of a majority of the voting population. Then again, maybe it’s me that has to come to my senses. The American electorate seems to have…

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Memorializing the Maritimes

I have now published eight stories about our trip through the Maritime Provinces of Canada, plus at least two others focused on our preparations to come. At this moment, I am sitting in a red Adirondack chair at Cape Forchu on the western most tip of Nova Scotia. I am looking out at the sea across a pile of rocks and some seaweed at a lovely seascape with a large white with red roof lighthouse…

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Donald J, Trump v. United States of America

Now, on the subject of DJT v. United States of America. I don’t know how any of you feel about the SCOTUS decision on presidential immunity (I, clearly, dissent), but since our system, right or wrong, makes it the new law of the land, it has certainly significantly raised the bar on the standards for which we must all consider putting someone into that now especially vaunted chair. I do not know whether this decision…

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Doing the Right Thing

Doing the Right Thing I spent all day yesterday getting ready for and anticipating the presidential debate. I cancelled going to the airport here in Norfolk to pick up my youngest son and his wife in order to not miss a moment of that debate. From the first moment of the 90-minute debate, it was a jaw-dropping and heart-palpitating experience to watch as Joe Biden fulfilled all of our worst nightmares of looking every bit…

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