The Re-Con
Inciting Sedition: the inevitable outcome of Trump’s lies
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“What happened that day was the inevitable outcome of his lies and consistently escalating rhetoric over the past four-plus years”
Letters to the Publisher
Trump urged the seditionists to breach the sanctity of the Capitol, and then he retired to the safety of his situation room to watch the insurrection on TV with his family
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Woman trampled to death; D.C. police officer, Air Force veteran were among the fatalities
The Re-Con
The blunt declaration in graffiti on the train: RU!N; was it about the state of the country or a warning of what’s barreling down on us like a runaway train?
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The long train was gone and with it, I hope, the diminishing rumble of ruin
Past Perfect
The Chinook Jargon Pocket Dictionary: six pages, ready when you need it
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An inspirational motto for 2020: Kopet wawa. Mamook kwollan, literally, “Stop words. Do ear”
A true democratic republic requires all adult citizens participate in selecting responsible leadership
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The world asks how we ever allowed Trump to become president
The Re-Con
Turning the corner
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The rest of the way home was still all uphill—as it likely is for all of us
Letters to the Publisher
Our democracy: a bridge over troubled water; we could lose it in a generation
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If we are diligent in applying our constitutional rights, vigilant in watching our government’s actions. and effectively interjecting our own views into the system, we may perpetuate our democracy for our children.
The Re-Con
Count me out if being an American perpetuates the racist traditions of exterminating and displacing Native Americans; interning Japanese-Americans; enslaving, lynching, and murdering African Americans; and deporting Mexican, Central American, and South American asylum-seekers
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dt proclaims that he loves the uneducated, and Americans, unable to recognize an insult revel in his and their own ignorance
