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Me too!

I’m hoping the inevitable Truth and Reconciliation Commission is able to form very soon. I really want to see this not just during my lifetime, but during the 2020s.

With our short attention spans, some things need to be mentioned regularly.

Rats the dumpster is full. Oh wait, I see an empty one!

Wanda knows!

😡😡😡

Screenshot from Wired, for today’s episode of FAFO.

Let’s assume we still have elections in 2028 and that a democrat wins. Can the new president write a single executive order on 1/20/29 nullifying all of Trump’s EOs at once? I don’t know if they are numbered or just dated. #sistersinlaw

I love this! 👇🏻

This would be great to be everywhere…

Nicely put!

Seems right.

Sorry not sorry, y’all. I will never ever never never ever support anything that diminishes trans rights - even if it’s just one tenth of one percent of their rights. Never. Because once you forfeit one tenth of one percent, that becomes 10%, then 100%. Every. Time.

Pass it on. #StandWithUkraine

He put that beautifully and succinctly.

And Mochinut in Park City, UT makes an incredible panko crusted corn dog! I feel vindicated!

Never again!!

I am an ally!

Good resources here!

I got my 10,000 steps in! Just in the past hour! Granted it was just me going from room to room trying to find the thing I set down before when I was looking for the other thing. Pretty soon I had a dozen items scattered all over the house.

Truly, I don’t see how transgender people in any setting are affecting the lives of haters.

Imagine a universe where President Obama allowed private citizen George Soros to take over the payment systems of government and lock everyone out.

I’m so glad this picture popped up on Slate.com. It’s a great reminder that I need to schedule my next colonoscopy.

A two-fer post today! Happy Saturday!

Happy Black History Month everyone! It isn’t erased just because the federal government refuses to honor it. Take time to read some works by Black authors and poets and intellectuals. Learn about the many historical contributions from African Americans. Our country’s diversity is its strength.