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HL 32 – From Sorcerer’s Apprentice to Curator’s Accomplice
Hopelessly Liberal, like all widely read political/social commentaries, is gearing up for next week’s review of Donald Trump’s first hundred days. There is still time sister, so this is not that post or “those” because HL will post two – one “How’s he doing?” and the...
HL 31 – Jon Ossoff, Please Come Home
It’s unfortunate and dangerous for Democrats and liberals (there is some overlap) to be putting so much emphasis on the June 20 run-off election in Georgia’s 6th congressional district. The contest is for the seat vacated by Dr. Tom Price when he became President...
HL 30 – Any and All Who Commit Crimes Against Innocents Anywhere in the World
Anyone can and is entitled to change their mind. Neil Young urged it and Ralph Waldo Emerson warned that “foolish consistency is the hobgoblin” of little ones – bringing to mine the thought that this president is possessed of a petty and easily distracted, if not...
HL 29 – Trump May Be Wagging the Dog But We Must Walk and Chew Gum Simultaneously
For post-Trump America to emerge mostly intact, which is likely but not certain, we must walk and chew gum at the same time. Support or opposition for the president’s act of war against the government of Syria shouldn’t eliminate or even defer opposition to all the...
HL 28 – Want to Gain Insight Into Trump Voters – No “SWEAT”
Trump’s presidency has already induced writers for television series like Homeland and Billions to incorporate Trumpian themes into their scripts. Serious artistic interpretations of this national crisis, that history will mark among America’s most perilous, may come...
HL 27 – The Guilty Conscience of the Liberal Mind Confronts Trump’s Inheritance of ObamaCare
Admit it, I have. More than a few times in the last several months you have thought “I hope when TrumpCare passes, his supporters lose their ObamaCare policies and experience how little is covered under their new health insurance, if any.” Then the mind conjured a...