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2021 Inauguration: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Take Office
It took a bloody eternity for Jan. 20 to finally arrive. Normally the space between Election Day and the inauguration is a peaceful time filled with holiday celebrations. Exiting presidents routinely use this moment before their term in office ends … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Politics, Travel
Tagged 2021 Inauguration, Andrew Johnson, Ulysses S. Grant
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Donald Trump Impeached – AGAIN
In the wake of the calamitous riot spearheaded by President Donald Trump and his merry band of seditionists, Democrats turned to the one lasting punishment only the House of Representatives could deliver upon this corrupt chief executive, impeachment. The violence … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Capitol Riot, Capitol Siege, Charlottesville, Covid-19, John McCain, Richard Nixon, Teflon Don, Trump Impeachment
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Congress Affirms Biden Victory After Trump Mob Overruns U.S. Capitol
For a brief couple of hours Wednesday morning I felt a sense of relief for the first time in nearly a year. After a long night of watching ballot counts in Georgia, both Democrats won runoff contests against incumbent Republicans, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Betsy DeVos, Brian Sicknick, Capitol Siege, Elaine Chao, John Podesta, Mick Mulvaney, Save America
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Trump Rebuked in Georgia with Democratic Senate Wins
Georgia sweet Georgia! If previously you told me it would fall upon the Peach State to cast the decisive ballots that would wrest control of the U.S. Senate away from Republicans I would have said good luck completing that Hail … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Brad Raffensperger, Brian Kemp, Fair Fight Action, Jon Ossoff, Rev. Raphael Warnock, Stacey Abrams
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2020: The Year of the Mask
As we prepare to bid 2020 a fond farewell, we’re left to contemplate this 10-month quarantined loss of normality. Homebound. Working in living rooms and dining rooms. Kids in virtual school. Pets everywhere. Sickness. Nowhere to go. It’s jarring. Apparently … Continue reading
2020 Election: Political Polarization Showing Signs of Shifting Liberal Electorate
Has America lost its way? The results from the 2020 Presidential Election showed a bitterly divided country. A majority of the population sought leadership from the medical science community throughout the current pandemic. The remaining 30-plus percent of the electorate … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Chester Doles, George Wallace, Jeffrey Epstein, Proud Boys
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Guitar Legend Eddie Van Halen Passes Away
Eddie Van Halen, the influential guitarist and co-founder of hard rock band Van Halen, died after a years-long battle with cancer on Oct. 6, 2020. Van Halen was 65. Edward Lodewijk Van Halen, was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Jan. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, News
Tagged Alex Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Eddie Van Halen, EVH, Frankenstrat, Michael Anthony, Valerie Bertinelli, Van Halen, Wolfgang Van Halen
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Breonna Taylor Shooting by Police Leaves Louisville Officials Without Answers
If there was a positive takeaway from the tragic death of George Floyd it’s that the continued scrutiny of his treatment at the hands of Minneapolis police has illuminated the circumstances surrounding the murky police killing of Breonna Taylor in … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Politics
Tagged Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Jamarcus Glover, Kenneth Walker, Louisville, Louisville Metro Police
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Minneapolis Police Take the Life of George Floyd
On May 25, George Floyd, a 46-year old unarmed black male, was arrested by Minneapolis police officers for a non-violent offense, and subsequently died in their custody. This interaction transpired in broad daylight on a public street, and was captured … Continue reading
Kittens Galore
While the concept of “too much is never enough,” may apply to love, I’m less sure about that where kittens are concerned. My daughter Isabella came across a young stray cat a little while back. It wasn’t terribly big. We … Continue reading
Posted in Family, News
Tagged Franklin County Humane Society, Myrna Mitchell Spay/Neuter Program
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