calimary
calimary's JournalHaving this kind of First Lady does help restore one's faith.
I love having Jill Biden as our First Lady.
Kindness, compassion, and class all the way.
What a difference an election makes. All the more reason to protect, defend, and strengthen voting rights.
There is that.
Seems reasonable enough to me.
MAN-oh-MAN do I LOVE your first sentence!
That Swiss army knife can make Swiss cheese out of the average person.
LORDY LORDY thats good!
Correction. Not just good. Out-freakin-standing!!!
GOOD!
Done.
And while I dont live there, technically not a constituent, MY MONEY WENT THERE.
Im disappointed, frustrated, and frankly, a little embarrassed, that I contributed to both their campaigns. And as such, I called to make sure they know I wont be making that mistake again.
And seems to me it has to be said.
There are ways to do so non-confrontationally.
But it seems to me something needs to be said. A brainless blurt in a checkout line ought not to be left unchecked.
They say it openly because they figure its some word of god or otherwise unchallengeable. Maybe because theyre watching Pox News in a nice insulated echo chamber at home - where that bent viewpoint is their little cloistered world. When theyre out in public, all those bets are off. Thats MY world TOO. And if I were in line Id smile at him and say something like Bidens terrific or God bless for President Biden - helping those who really need it. Or so good to be proud of our President again!
Seems to me, anyway, that maybe they need to be made aware of a different point of view. Especially since there are more of US holding that different point of view. And if theyre not exposed to it, or presented with it in a general average citizen way, MAYBE-just-MAYBE itll give them a glimpse of a different reality than the specially-edited-and-redesigned bubble world they inhabit.
To me anyway, fact-checking can be a very good thing. Even a patriotic thing.
Grace under fire.
Snowflake-in-chief.
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