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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-141920952016-06-27T07:33:58.950-07:00Dogwalk MusingsThoughts and questions regarding just about everything while taking a daily stroll with my dog.Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-1524362359511283712016-06-19T14:09:00.000-07:002016-06-19T14:09:27.305-07:00Just Wondering

I've pretty much retired from political commentary but on occasion I just have to chime in. All those who have demanded "change" from the status quo of government should have been more careful about what they wished for.

I agree changes need to be made in both parties but gee whiz folks, this? We're either going to get Hillary who's credentials are slight and character even more so. Or Trump. Who has no credentials nor character. At least not the kind I'd like to see in our president.

So what happens now? The Republicans never took Trump seriously and now are running scared he might upset their cushy apple cart. But the people want him. But do they? Only 10% of eligible voters even voted in the primaries; divide that among all the candidates proportionally and he got far less than that. Yet those votes have given us Trump as the nominee. It's unsettling.

It's hard to believe any one could have worse negatives than Hillary but Trump does. In spades. So I'm wondering what he's going to do when he realizes he's likely to lose and lose big. He doesn't like to lose. Will he drop out citing the unfairness of it all? Then what will the Republicans do for a candidate? I've heard no viable names put forward, nor can I think of one I would suggest.

So I'm bracing myself for a Hillary presidency. She doesn't deserve it but the Democrats have no one else either. The whole mess says a lot about us; how much we haven't cared nor paid attention. We'll pay dearly for it.

Except for a few ramblings like this on occasion I'm divorcing politics. Now I have to decide where to go with my blog or if I should just close it down. Decisions, decisions.
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-69032153223790898372016-06-07T11:40:00.000-07:002016-06-07T11:40:50.122-07:00Bull!
I've picked up the bad habit of watching FOX News in the late afternoon. Bret Baier I like. Then comes either Greta or Lou Dobbs on their financial channel. I usually surf between them until I can no longer stand either. Greta's voice drives me up the wall as does Dobb's pomposity. I do however like some of their guests. A few. Very few.

What really gets me, though, is how supposedly intelligent people can say, day in and day out, how brilliant Donald Trump is, how every mean spirited gaff he makes is strategically planned. He's brilliant I say, brilliant!

Bull. I don't often agree with Hillary but when she said he has extremely thin skin she's so right. I am so tired of his attacks on others being justified because they didn't treat him fairly. Poor dear.

So he made it big in commercial real estate in rough and tumble New York. Good for him. That doesn't give him liscense to behave like a spoiled child then expect everyone within shouting distance to tell him how great he is. We already have a narcissist in the White House. Do we really want another? Actually we haven't much choice because Hillary is one too. But Trump. Heaven help us.

There is nothing wrong with Republicans expecting him to act with some degree of decorum. Maybe the rank and file love him but the world outside our borders don't find him amusing. Nor do adults of any ilk who are expected to act like adults and could neve get away with his shenanigans. Or maybe it's just expected that a presidential nominee would act within the realm of maturity and have some manners.

Times they are a changin'. Too bad it isn't for the better.
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-55387575412092477022016-05-27T08:51:00.000-07:002016-05-27T08:51:55.453-07:00Who'd Have Thunk It?

Well, he'd not be my first choice but since I cannot bring myself to vote for Hillary I guess I either do vote for him or don't vote.

Just to make it clear I can't bring myself to vote for Bernie either or especially for Joe Biden if he's parachuted in if Hillary has to bow out. Which may well happen.

I keep hearing everyone of FOX shill for this guy to the point it's nauseating. Well, they've got him. Now what?

I know most of us want something other than the norm. I've long thought a business approach would be the way to govern this day and age. Trump is a business man to be sure. And a very successful one. He'll bring those skills to the job. I can only hope, if he's elected, he brings in people who are experts in the fields which they are to oversee.

I worry about rumors. Like Sarah Palin for Vice President. hat I should think would blow it for him and the Republicans. He has good advisers. I wonder how their livers are holding out after a day of offering him advice? I have trouble just listening to him.

So there are still a few things to watch until this season has its finale. Will Hillary prevail? Will Bernie's supporters rebel? Will Trump finally begin to act "presidential"? Will his choices for VP and cabinet positions be what the country needs?

It's an interesting trip. If it weren't so filled with angst I'd be posting a whole lot more!

Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-59199558981848750732016-05-09T13:14:00.000-07:002016-05-09T13:14:00.254-07:00Time Flies Yet Stands Still

Most of the time I've been away you could have found me, along with Hub, any where from New Mexico to Colorado tramping around and photographing rock art sites.

There is a lot about this pursuit we enjoy along with the ancient symbolism. It's the serenity of the sites, the quiet disturbed by little more than the birds and the wind. As you look at the images you can't help but feel the presence of those who pecked them into the the rock. What were they saying? One can only imagine because there is no definitive "dictionary" though even among the many peoples who pass a certain point there is always a similarity to the marks they left behind.

I wonder if in some context future generations, far future, will be as puzzled at what we leave behind. Heaven knows we can't even define what we have today compared to a generation or two ago. Revisionist history and political correctness has made sure of that.

It tightens even more as we look at the current political situation. What seems perfectly clear to me isn't to the powers that be. The Conservative movement believes it owns the Republican brand. It doesn't and they can't see it.

The Conservatives believe every one must think as they do and when a candidate dares to run under their banner and speaks to the people in terms they understand he is to be shunned because he is not a purist. It never occurs to them that the people don't want a purist. They want a leader who they think can and will get things done to make their lives better. Is it a sham on the part of the candidate? Perhaps, but no more so than promising time after time and never delivering because it might upset political apple carts.

I won't get into the Democrats but the story is much the same. Perhaps the lack of a "Rosetta Stone" is a blessing. It might show that our earliest ancestors were as dysfunctional as we are today. I personally believe they were too busy just trying to survive the rigors of primitive life. They didn't have the time to rewrite their history to change facts nor isolate their children from responsibility. If we did today what they did to put a roof over their heads and food on their tables perhaps we'd appreciate history rather than trying to repel it.

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-10389426135631831302016-04-10T11:16:00.001-07:002016-04-10T11:16:59.622-07:00Political Chaos

I'm sure many of you feel the same as I when watching this election year unfold. List your own adjective. I have too many.

That being said, I'm wondering about the obvious disconnect between voter frustration and establishment frustration. Voters want something different than what we now have. The "establishment" doesn't seem to understand that; they definitely want something different but it's also different from what we want.

Flawed as they may be, we want one of the candidates for whom we voted. The establishment wants one of their own. Neither side has come up with anything even close acceptable. Name calling, insults and out right lies seem to be in vogue so how can any of us believe anything they tell us. any of them.

The Dems have Hillary and Bernie. The Republicans have Ted and Trump and a taste of Kasich. Obviously Kasich isn't going down too well. We Independents don't have any one. Do we stay home? I'm beginning to think so.

I think, too, our political leadership from the local level on up are is of two things. Mindlessly corrupt or Peter Principled out. Most likely a little of each.

After all, just as it doesn't buy class, money doesn't buy smarts either. Consider some of the messes politicians get themself into thinking they are above the law. Just look at Hillary. Being out of office doesn't necessarily protect you either. Look at Denny Hastert. Look also at the salaries they draw and the perks they get. Talk about income inequality!

For how things get skewed just look at state salaries at the state university level. The Football coach at Washington State makes $2.75 million plus. The newly appointed President makes a mere $625 thousand. Does he get bonuses? I doubt it. He doesn't have his own radio show, or games to win or bowls for which to become eligible. Nope. He only has to see that the students he is responsible for get an education and don't get killed by monsters roaming the campus or stupid frat party hijinks. Which is more important? If those goals were actually accomplished I'd vote for number 2 but in today's educational climate I'd question it considering the students across the country seem to be running the asylums.

I remind myself of my dearly departed Mother who knew she couldn't change things but always wanted to know what was going on. On the other hand maybe ignorance is bliss.

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-1043669436505423292016-03-29T13:49:00.000-07:002016-03-29T13:49:10.599-07:00The Cream Of The Presidential Crop Is Sour

I cannot recall ever seeing two more disagreeable people vying to be our President. Hillary has always skated on ethically thin ice and is still doing so. She is, however, a known quantity and if enough people think she is worthy of the job she will get it.

Mr. Trump is another case all together. He is certainly being helped along by FOX news who unabashedly support him and the Republican Party which seems unable to keep from tripping over their own feet in trying to oust him.

I have a theory for them to consider. Let him alone and he will implode all on his own. If the Republicans persist in their quest for a brokered or contested convention Trump will have someone to blame. If they keep their mouths closed they have the chance to regain some sense of dignity. Not that I expect it from the current crop of Republican leadership. I use that term loosely.

Something every one need consider with Mr. Trump is that he is not a known quantity. If he can't act with decorum during the campaign what is he likely to do when a foreign leader disagrees with him or even tries just to get a straight answer? Generalities bound in bluster isn't governing.

I may be mistaken, but Trump is on overload with me and hopefully a lot of other voters. He is rude. He is crude. Worst of all he seems to be addicted to Twitter and that I think will be his downfall.

Surely he must realize that all of his opposition follow his Tweets religiously and are johnny on the spot to broadcast any thing and every thing that can make him look bad. Well, maybe not, he's making himself look bad.

Actually it's who and what he is. He says he can act presidential but he has yet to show it. Not even a smidge. I think somewhere in the deep reaches of his ego he thinks he has a perfect right to spew whatever venom that comes to mind in any particular moment. Frankly I'm tired of it and embarrassed by him.

I'm also tired of Ted Cruz taking every opportunity that presents itself to perpetuate Trump's childish behavior and thus his own. I guess he doesn't think he is damaged by doing so but at least with me he has diminished himself as candidate. Not that I particularly liked him in the first place. He still reminds me of the self rightous and totally insincere Elmer Gantry.

Hillary the Shrill and The Donald. Wow. And in second place Bernie and Cruz. What a choice!
Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-35839568390132766582016-03-27T13:22:00.003-07:002016-03-27T13:26:43.988-07:00Who's Left?

I've had it with the presidential candidates. Really, out of a nation of some 30 milling people is this really the best we can do? That's an old cliche if ever there was one.

I am beyond disgusted with all of them. In fact they've become an embarrassment. This bit about the wives is so pre-adolescent I can't believe either Trump or Cruz would go there. But both have. At this point I don't give a hoot if Cruz has had affairs. We already know Trump has. Just look at past candidates and presidents and for that matter Congress. There are so many that are morally challenged I can't begin to name them.

The only one tending to the business of running for president is Bernie Sanders. I can't vote for him because I just don't agree with what he wants to do and how he wants to do it. But as far as having a moral compass, he seems to be it.

What about Kasich? I had wanted him to get in the race but he has lost me. He brags about what he did decades ago and he didn't accomplish anything strictly by himself. I don't believe, either, that the mess the world finds itself in can be cured with "love". Love is a two way street. What we're facing is a dead end road and hopefully it will be ISIS and their ilk rather than us.

So on it goes. I will be interested in seeing if Obama learns how to dance and if Hillary learns how to tell the truth.

I'm not holding my breath.
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-35551084848621255492016-03-26T14:02:00.000-07:002016-03-27T13:34:32.799-07:00The Difference Between Easter And Christmas

As I am out and about these days it seems like there are Easter eggs and bunnys everywhere. There are ads for Easter Brunch and sunrise services.

The stores are filled with Easter baskets, candy peeps, hot cross buns - everything celebrating the day.

Lent is over. Mardi Gras is over. The eggs are colored by now and no doubt being hidden for the hunts that will be in full swing tomorrow.

You know what is missing? The politically correct rants against Christmas ~ trees, Santa Claus and heaven forbid a nativity scene. Easter even has a parallel to Christmas. The Easter bunny to Santa Claus for the lighter side and the children.

What's the difference between and Easter Egg hunt at the White House and the ten commandments on your court house lawn?

Explain to me the difference between depictions of the crucifixion and a nativity scene. One celebrates birth. The other celebrates death and ascension. Of the same being. Both being annual events; perhaps the most important and celebrated days of the Christian religions.

I'm really curious. Where are they, the nay sayers, the atheists? Hopefully they'll stay beneath their rocks. In the mean time Happy Easter!
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-14373184628656725192016-03-15T11:28:00.000-07:002016-03-15T11:28:12.985-07:00...And The Winner Is...

Ah, another group of primaries today. I'd like to say, "May the best man win" but alas there is no best man.

As I watch clips from the various candidates I wonder when they going to realize that in their attempts to oust The Donald they look weak and pathetic. At least to me.

This is supposed to be an election to choose the President of our country. I don't know what exactly I would relate it but it certainly isn't what one would expect for that presidency. My assessment remains the same. Donald Trump scares me, not so much because of his behavior and course language but because he's an unknown quantity. However, if he wins the primaries fair and square the "establishment" would be slapping the faces of all those who voted for him. Do they really want to hang that around their collective necks?

Ted Cruz also scares me. I don't like his evangelical fervor which seems to change depending on his audience. Also, should he win, how is he going to get along with Congress if it is so that they "hate" him. Hate is a strong and destructive emotion and I'm not sure it isn't more an intense dislike. What worries me is if he will use presidential fiat much as Obama has and for just as many divisive reasons. Yes, others have used it but I don't recall it being made such an issue. I could be mistaken. The old mind isn't as sharp as it used to be.

The there is dear Marco Rubio. I have to give him an "A" for effort but I think the handwriting is on the wall. The question about him is what's he going to do for a living since he wasn't going to run again for Senate. Will he join the ranks of lobbyists and revert to type as an end of career fall back?

Who knows. The more they tangle the more I'm sure I'm going to vote for none of the above. The more they fall to the bait of a Trump victory the more I see them throwing tantrums when any thing else comes up that doesn't mesh with their tunnel vision.

I won't be commenting on tonight's results. We're off to Yellowstone to seek out the bears emerging from their slumber and the wolves who will stalk the weaker ones. The analogy pertaining to current politics is that the weak ones, Cruz and Rubio, are stalking the strong one, Trump.

What I do know for sure the bears and the wolves are consistent in their roles and behavior. Too bad the political class isn't the same.

Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-59044426676528522982016-03-11T14:29:00.000-08:002016-03-11T14:29:34.539-08:00The Political Siren's Song Nabs Two More

My upcoming trip to Yellowstone to photograph wolves and bears can't get here too soon. For me, whether we actually see any or not, it will be pure, blissful escapism!

I need the break from the political soap opera that is now taking place. It goes to show that even the "outsiders" will succumb to the siren song of politics.

It also shows that I'm a pretty poor judge of character. I thought Carly Fiorina would be a great candidate for president but her campaign never caught on. Mostly because the press is liberal, I think, and Hillary is their female of choice thus little coverage of Carly.

As for Ben Carson, his low key personality couldn't make any inroads against his more flamboyant competitors.

Carly disappeared for a time. Carson stayed in until last week when he finally admitted the handwriting was on the wall and it didn't favor him.

Now it seems they both want to be players if not viable candidates. How do they do that? Apparently the easiest way is to endorse a candidate and become a surrogate campaigner. Oh my. Who to support and what was their price?

Carly chose Cruz. Does she have any idea who this man is? To me he's more frightening than Trump. Now I understand her rational. After what Trump insinuated about her I wouldn't expect her to jump on his circus train, but still, Cruz? Maybe she's vying for that V.P. slot after all. She denied that as a goal as long as she was an active candidate, but now who knows? She'd be powerful at keeping the negatives about Hillary front and center.

Now, what about Carson? He endorsed Trump. Two more opposites would be hard to find. What was his price? Health and Human Services would be a good fit. Is that the deal? When asked how he could endorse Trump after what was said about him he brushed it off as it just being politics.

Well, there you have it. Two candidates of whom I thought highly were lured by a siren song only politicians can hear. It seems this time around the more incomprehensible you are the better you do. The lust for power and the lure of the adoring crowds is as much of an opiate as opium itself.

Now what? I've lost my optimism. I may be spending more and more time in Yellowstone or photographing petroglyphs in the southwest. Thinking about them, as a sort of newspaper of the ancients, I wonder if being able to decipher the markings would be great or not. We might learn that back hundreds of years ago people had the same disillusionment with their leaders as we have today.

Maybe it's better we not know. We'd not have leared from it anyway. People are people and we continue to make the same mistakes over and over. It is probably one of our greatest shortcomings.

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-28256547342279688552016-03-07T13:55:00.000-08:002016-03-07T13:55:49.527-08:00Star Struck

He came, he saw, he conquered! Yep, ole Trusted came to our burg Saturday and had the citizenry wowed. It's not uncommon around here for people to be in awe if some "personality" is spotted. I find it odd since we do have our share of them that visit for at least a short time to enjoy the lake and surroundings.

A lot of politicians pass us by however so perhaps that's why all the hub bub. The reason is this part of the state is redder than red when it comes to politics. As Hub says, you could say a tree stump was Republican and it would get elected. In fact I think a few have. It's definitely an area where the good old boys club reigns supreme.

Back to the purpose of this post. The organizers secured a building at the fair grounds, expecting to seat around 800 people. They had that and just as many if not more standing outside in the rain to hear the man. Talk about political nirvana.

Cruz had just come off his best showings in the primaries leaving poor Marco playing catch up. Where was he? In Puerto Rico which is okay because he won there. Now the southern part of the state does better than we do because that's where the largest city is - Boise, the capital, and the largest population base. Cruz headed there well primed from his local visit. Rubio was scheduled and I think finally made it after a trip to Puerto Rico. It gave him bragging rites for now he had won a whole two contests.

Cruz did bring them out, they came from all over the area and a respectable number from our neighboring states. Did I go? No. following politics as I do I don't need to stand in the rain to hear the same old stump speech. I did watch the coverage of the even and searched the crowd for a familiar face but saw none. I'm not one of the in crowd for sure and don't mingle with the political class so it was no surprise.

What is of concern though is this being star struck. A reporter asked one of the locals if he thought Cruz would do well here. Yep. He sure would. He took the time to come and address we little people (my paraphrase). The people sure would reward him with their votes.

Really? Just because he showed up? What about his policies, his negatives with a Congress with which he is not held in high regard, plus a lot more I won't take the time to list. That's not important. He cared enough to show up. Really? Maybe it's why political speeches are referred to as "stump" speeches. It's bound to be elected, especially if it's red wood!
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-12793586377875742952016-03-03T13:29:00.001-08:002016-03-03T13:29:55.236-08:00Mitt - Too Little Too Late

I was surprised yesterday when I heard that Mitt Romney was going to give a speech on the state of the Republican party. The fact that he is the titular head of the party having been the most recent presidential nominee, he's been pretty much out of the spotlight.

I wondered how hard he could be on Trump since Trump endorsed him in his bid. Well, that didn't take long to answer. It is open season on every person past, present and future. It seems more bloody this year as the Republican establishment tries to find a way to oust Trump. Needless to say they're botching it but good.

There he stood, still with the movie star looks and beautifully tanned. His voice was firm with conviction. He sliced and diced Mr. Trump to a fare-thee-well and it rang with truth. I could find no argument with anything he said. If you haven't heard it here's the  transcript.

I shouldn't have been but never-the-less was surprised at how badly it was received by the pundits. He's old news. He's the loser, not Trump. He's the epitome of the "establishment". Perhaps so and I have lots of ill feelings toward said establishment myself. One thing that can't be denied, however, put side by side with Trump, who would you rather have facing the world? Without question I would choose Romney.

Trump took on Romney's remarks during a rally in Portland, Maine. I watched briefly then went on with my morning chores. I couldn't listen to any more self aggrandizement in rebuttal.

Romney had an interesting ploy though. He suggested that people vote for who ever is ranked highest in the polls where it is someone other than Trump. For instance Kasich in Ohio, Rubio in Florida, Cruz has already won Texas. Should any of them actually win that would give all the delegates to them thus depriving Trump of the numbers needed.

Point being, after the first vote at the convention delegates are released to vote for whom ever they want. Thus a brokered convention. Actually the Democrats may have one themselves if Hillary's troubles catch up with her. Who would they choose? Perhaps Biden. I'm not sure. But who for the Republicans? Romney perhaps? He's said he wouldn't run but could he be chosen after the fact?

Curious times these. I have no idea how this is going to play out but I hope all who are planning to vote realize this isn't a single circle circus. It has all three rings. Our domestic woes and foreign policy are the two other than the nominee. Who ever wants it most had better distinguish himself from the field, as small as its getting to be, and start talking concrete policy and quit the name calling.
Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-39708014931893092952016-02-29T13:33:00.000-08:002016-02-29T13:33:02.209-08:00Boys Behaving Badly

I have never been so disgusted in all my life. The campaigns, both of them, are a pretty sorry example of what this country is supposed to be about. It's down right embarrassing.

Trump is one thing. He seems to relish having his foot in his mouth. But now, in desperation according to some sources, both Rubio the boy wonder and Cruz the crusader have stooped to his level of invective. What happened to their campaigns? How long has it been since they actually laid out policy instead of throwing dirt at Trump and each other hoping something will stick and save their ambitions?

To me they're not making their point. They're whining. And Cruz had best be careful insinuating Trump has ties to the mob. When you think about it you have to wonder if any of them are actually running because they want to help the country or is it merely to fulfill their ambitions? There is a huge difference. Look at Hillary!

Last go round I really hoped Romney would win but as difficult as its been, I'm glad he didn't. I never thought he would stoop to Cruz's or Rubio's level with insinuation without grounds. There might be a bomb shell in Trump's tax returns.

Cruz again, I could care less if Trump is actually as rich as he says he is. Trump, I could care less how much Rubio sweats. Rubio strikes me as a kid swinging madly at a much larger opponent who is holding him off with a hand on his head yet unable to strike a damaging blow.

The media doesn't get a pass either. You'd think the debate moderators could aim some questions at Carson and Kasich and elicit something useful for those listening rather than feeding the verbal brawl.

I can't even begin to go after the Democrats even though there is only two of them. I do not like nor trust Hillary and think there is yet another shoe to fall, maybe two. Benghazi and the e-mails. I know my Democratic friends will tell me nothing has been proven but evidence is mounting. Does it matter? To me it does. It goes to character and unwarrented privilege.

Sanders? If you want the government involved in every aspect of your life he's your man. I don't.

I'll be glad when Super Tuesday is over and done with. The direction of the races will be pretty predictable at that point.

For the moment I'm in a quandary. With the exception of Carson and Kasich, there is not one who rates my vote. It's too bad the circus has come to town. With the world situation such as it is I don't understand why none of the headliners have anything concrete to offer. Does it matter? Well, we can see now what seven plus years of disengagement has done. So will the adults in the room, assuming there are any, please stand up?

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-66835938738552851432016-02-24T14:18:00.001-08:002016-02-24T14:18:36.488-08:00Have We Backed Ourselves Into A Corner?

Is this the best our country can do? I've been trying to figure out why the better candidates haven't caught on and have already forfeited the game to one of these two?

First I look at Trump. He says he can be presidential if necessary. I'd like to see a bit of that decorum before hand. He isn't a " true conservative" by any stretch of the imagination and to my way of thinking thats a plus. It comes with being a moderate or a centrist or whatever you want to call it.

There are issues near and dear to the Democrats with which I agree; the same goes with the Republicans. A leader, a true leader, should bring those sides together even if it means each loses a bit. It's called negotiating and Trump should be a master of it. What's a mystery however is whether or not he can actually govern. There is too much at stake for another amateur in the job.

Hillary is another story. Let's leave all the pending and past scandles aside. Other than holding the office of Secretary of State what are her accomplishments? Being strident is not an accomplishment.
I ask, too, whether she has the ability to govern. I see no indication she'd be willing to compromise on anything. Just besmirch those who don't agree with her.

One more thing about her worries me. If the reports are true her health needs to be thouroughly vetted, to borrow a political term. The headaches, the falls, the cough and the glasses. She looks her age and she looks tired and this is only the campaign. Does she have the stamina to actually hold the office?

Neither of these candidates bring youth and vitality to the fore though Trump wins on that score by the power of his personality.

Those who did bring that youth and vitality have already moved on. Rubio and Cruz are the same age but Cruz is an unknown element thanks to some serious goof ups already. Rubio looks young and stiff as a board. He is so scripted I wonder who will be writing it for him if he's elected. Some would tell you it would be the Business Roundtable, the Chamber of Commercee and all the other monied suspects.

I probably pay more attention to foreign policy than a lot of people because as goes the world so go we. For some reason the cream hasn't risen to the top, it's been filtered out and what we have left is sour. Just look at them.

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-60730883012865330292016-02-21T14:40:00.000-08:002016-02-21T14:40:35.508-08:00Talk About Inequality

South Carolina for the Republicans and Nevada for the Democrats has come and gone. I'm guessing Hillary is taking the stance that a win is a win and Bernie probably feels that collecting delegates will get him something at the convention if not the nomination.

The Republican field has been winnowed but still has a way to go. Other candidates either not having the funds or the following to go further bow out as it becomes necessary. How long Carson and Kasich will remain for awhile though I think the window of opportunity for them has been closed.

Jeb Bush threw in the towel last night after not having gained ground in a state where he should have done well. I almost felt sorry for him - but not quite. I never thought he wanted to enter the race in the first place and those who poured millions into his campaign chest must be in mourning.

Let's take a look at that campaign chest. According to an article in the  New Yorker his acolytes had raised one hundred million dollars! That's a lot of money for a losing cause!

I get on this kick every election cycle. Think of how many student loans that could pay off, or repair infrastructure, or hire teachers, policemen and fire fighters. Think of many of we seniors could get a Social Security raise. Then take Bush's purse and add to it the war chests of all the other candidates.

Wow. How many of we folks have dropped out of the work force because there are no jobs. The economy has yet to rebound unless you believe the skewed figures the government puts out every month. If Hillary and Bernie want to give us everything from universal health care to free education then let the candidates put all their surplus funds into government hands to be distributed equally among we poor folk who watch every cent we spend on life's necessities.

As for where I stand at the moment on those left in the race, I haven't a clue. I'm not comfortable enough with any of them to lend support. I'm waiting to hear how they propose to institute their grand plans if they have a Congress that opposes them. Don't tell me executive orders. But I wouldn't doubt some of them would use the device should they feel the need. Obama has set the precedent.

The next shoe to drop (or not) will be what the FBI decides to do about Hillary and e-mails. This campaign has become my addiction of choice. I can't stay away from it. It's soap opera at it's best. Too bad it isn't fiction.
Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-26939685927793304002016-02-17T14:58:00.001-08:002016-02-17T14:58:40.058-08:00I'd Vote For Who???

A friend sent me one of those questionnaires that often circulate around the web. It was about which Presidential candidate matched most closely my way of thinking. I take them for fun on occasion but half heartedly because there are always caveats to my answers.

Actually I don't know where I stand these days but the questionnaire gave me pause. The candidate with whom I most closely mirror is Marco Rubio!

Well, at least it wasn't Trump or Sanders! I remember seeing Rubio with Trey Gowdy and Tim Scott and wondered if they are the faces of the future of Republican politics. We could do worse. I do like Gowdy and Scott a lot.

Having been away all day yesterday it was no comfort coming home to the news and seeing the nasties going at one another in clips, ad nauseam, off and on all evening. One thing for sure, who ever gets the nomination won't be choosing cabinet members from the current crop of candidates. This has gone far beyond typical election year antics. It's down and dirty and likely to get worse.

I keep telling myself to not let age be a factor in my judgement. When you're my age anyone ten or more years younger look like kids. I also try not to fall prey to the curse of one term senators or house members. They aren't all dunces. When Lindsey Graham endorsed Jeb rather than Cruz or Rubio he used the age factor by saying when he wasn't ready to take on the presidency when he was a mere forty four. Well, truth be told, the voters didn't think he was at sixty either!

It's a far more complicated formula than age alone or time spent in national politics. Now Rubio is a political animal for sure. He talks a good game but the question is can he deliver. The same can be said for Trump. He's pushing 70 as is Hillary and Bernie is over. Maybe it is time to put the old war horses out to pasture and let the youngsters have a crack at it.

I think the most unfair thing I can do is look at how inexperienced Obama was when elected and judge all others by the same criteria. What we did learn from Obama is that the Presidency is not the time nor place for on the job training. On the other hand the voting public seems to want outsider and that leaves Dr. Carson. He's probably more intelligent than the rest of them put together but his soft spoken demeanor has been a drawback. Oh how I wish that weren't the case. I just don't see things turning around for him. Thank you Ted Cruz.

So much for my musing about the current choices before me. The field will be whittled down to size soon enough. One last shot at wishful thinking - that Trump grows up or just takes his ball and goes home. I do understand why he's on this third wife. Who could put up with having to massage his enormous ego and insecurity 24/7?

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-91692171044009030142016-02-15T09:59:00.002-08:002016-02-15T10:00:49.957-08:00Never Miss An Opportunity To Miss An Opportunity

It never ceases to amaze me that the Republicans continue to earn the title of this post. Judge Scalia hadn't even gotten cold before they were informing the President no replacement would be considered until we have a new president.

It shows me several things about those nit wits. The most serious is that no matter how hard we try to show them we're not happy even with a new House Speaker, they just don't get it.

They have no respect for the dearly departed or else they wouldn't have turned Scalia's demise into a political hot potato. Disgusting. This goes for the candidates too.

They are still ensnarled in partisan politics. Sure, Obama would no doubt nominate a left leaning candidate but it is his right to do so and their obligation to do a non-partisan vetting. Just bear in mind Scalia had very high praise for Justice Kagan.

Then too, the way they have been behaving, there is no guarantee they will win the White House. They had best consider who they would rather have put forward a nominee - Obama, Clinton or Sanders. Of course it would be helpful if Obama would be impartial but we know that won't happen!

I have a couple of long time readers who are diametrically opposed to me when it comes to politics, but in deference to them I will say this. I understand why Obama has taken the executive order road.
Congress is so tied up with their own partisanship ways nothing ever gets accomplished.

Still wondering why Trump is doing so well considering his faults? He isn't a part of the political process. Should he be elected he'll need some political guidance to be sure but it will be a presidency such as we've never before seen. I think the same scenario applies to Sanders and even though he is a sitting Senator he fits no mold other than his own.

What does it take to wake these people up?

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-74484731439283638322016-02-14T11:58:00.000-08:002016-02-14T11:58:17.696-08:00A Man Among Boys

Justice Scalia is gone. May he rest in peace. He sure wasn't going to get any in court! There was a ton of air time given to him hallowing him as both man and Supreme Court Justice. What I take away from it is that he was a good, devout man and maybe more importantly a Constitutionalists, where words matter more than personal philosophies. We're not likely to see the likes of him again, whether or not you agree with his decisions.

Then there is the Republican presidential field. I couldn't watch it. It was like a bunch of grade school kids having a squabble on the play ground. C'mon guys. You're trying to convince us you can lead the country back to greatness? Well, I've got a hot flash for you, trying to out shout and out besmirch your fellow candidates, you're in danger of losing your audience.

If I never saw Donald Trump smirk again I don't think my world will fall apart. If Cruz and Rubio don't cut it out I'll file them in my "Don't even bother" file.

Sure I understand why they are behaving the way they are. They want to oust their opposition. But at what cost? Will it get more civilized? I doubt it. Will people really tune out? They may continue to watch for the entertainment value if nothing else is on but to choose a candidate from the singed earth doesn't cut it.

I have some friends who are staunch Democrats who vow to vote for Hillary or whoever the nominee is. I'm not so staunch in my beliefs. I find myself moving more and more to the center, leaving most of these guys behind. Maybe it is time for "None of the Above" on the ballot. Or that ever elusive third party.

Both parties would do well to revamp their debate format. I haven't yet seen one where the candidate defends his own policy rather than demonizing their opponents. They are not debates in the true sense anyway so why give them a platform to have screaming matches?

Tomorrow is Presidents Day. It makes me think of Mount Rushmore. What giants of American politics have been immortalized in that stone. None of them perfect to be sure, but as a whole they're a heck of a lot better than the current batch of want-to-bes.

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-57691285656967898482016-02-13T09:03:00.000-08:002016-02-13T09:03:33.327-08:00Incoming! Duck!

Where does political dysfunction begin? In the campaign. At least this time around.

Candidates play a fantastic game of bait and switch and will do every thing in their power to succeed. It is said they have no say over what the PACs do on their behalf but I seriously doubt it's true. If it is true then they are doing the candidates they support no favor.

Yeah, I know, negative advertising works. That doesn't make we voters look good does it? But them, like our politicians, we believe what we want to believe no matter how far from truth the issue may be.

Even Sanders and Clinton are getting nasty. Bernie has such a treasure trove of baggage claims on Hillary he could win the battle nasties on the Democrats side.

Then there are the Republicans. Can any one honestly say they've heard more than generalities from any of them? Perhaps they have their policies laid out on their web pages. If that be so then do away with the debates. We who vote can read. At least enough to negotiate a ballot. More than that is any one's guess.

If there are those who have trouble with the written word and listen to the debates to become informed, they are getting cheated by both the media and the and the cat fights which the debates have become.

As my husband said while listening to the "news" the other evening and upon finding out we were out of gin, "It's going to be a very long year."

He's right when it comes to our quest for knowledge. Let's see. What I remember so far is that Sanders is a socialist, Hillary is a felon, everyone hates Cruz, Rubio is a robot, Carson has all but disappeared, Kasich is who he is since having found the Lord, and Trump uses foul language, is against eminent domain and is not a conservative. Duh. Oh, yes, he has a very attractive wife and family.

And I'm supposed to choose a candidate from this? C'mon boys and girls. Grow up before I join the rotten tomato brigade!
Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-39495224652555569872016-02-12T09:54:00.000-08:002016-02-12T09:54:12.537-08:00What's Next?

A reader asked me recently where I've been and hoping all is well. It brought home the point I haven't been posting on a regular basis for some time. Partly because of obligations other than tapping away on a key board and partly because this year's political scenario has become foreign to me and likely to get worse.

In some ways I'm elated. The voting public has been telling the "establishment" they don't much care for how we're being governed. A lot of the candidates still don't get it either or don't know how to function outside the mold. It has left an open field for the mavericks.

Take Bernie Sanders. Though a sitting Senator he really had'nt been in the public eye until he decided to run for President. Having lit a fire under a huge part of his Democrat/Independent/Socialist followers he has becom a threat to behold. It mazes me how popular his stands seem to be. Maybe it isn't that at all but rather his energy and sincerity as to what he'd like to see.

Okay. I can't vote for him. Nor can I vote for Hillary. For very different reasons. With Bernie it's his tax to the hilt policies and Hillary is self-explanatory, she's too self serving to be polite boyut it.

On the Republican side I'm equally disturbed. Trump has now said he can change his rude and crude ways. That remains to be seen. I've written a lot about his appeal and that hasn't changed, but the rest of the field doesn't say much for the Republican party. First I don't care for all the referrals to how much they pray and what good people they are. Save it for church. Secondly no one is explaining exactly how they plan to put in place their policies if they have a Congress that is not friendly to them. I don't know anyone who feels the new Republican dominated House and Senate have come close to delivering on their promises. Even with a new Speaker, they as a whole remain weak.

I don't know how Trump plans to do what he says either but I think voters who form his base think he can and will. He could use executive fiat as much as Obama has. I cringe at the thought. I do think you'll see a whole lot of new faces at Cabinet level positions who are not politicians. People who actually have experience in the fields which they would manage.

Other than Trump and Carson I see more of the same cronyism as we have always had - on both sides. Carson isn't going to get the nomination I'm sure. I can't say the same about Trump so I'm constantly looking for the good side. My candidate bowed out after New Hampshire because she couldn't catch on. The same is true with Carson. He has his base but it just isn't big enough.

Cruz , modern day Elmer Gantry that he is, Rubio the robot, and Kasich have lost me. I think Trump has really said more than any of them, but then he's getting the press.

Then there's Jeb. You know, the other Bush. Running as Jeb to downplay the Bush name is now bringing in older brother George and 90 year old Mom to push his case. Sorry, I think it's pretty weak to ask your 90 year old mother to stump for you. In Jeb's case I don't think all the money in the world can make him appealing.

Long story short this is pretty much what I've been weighing when absent from here. Everything is still up in the air because the candidates, except Trump and in some cases Sanders, are too scripted. If I want adherence to a script I'll go to legitimate theater. I don't like it in politics.

Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-57230134485584637992016-02-04T13:20:00.000-08:002016-02-04T13:20:10.868-08:00Cruzin' For A Bruisin'

I've though for some time now that Ted Cruz is the modern day Elmer Gantry. Full of high minded hypocrisy. In other words he's not my "second choice" for President and definitely not my first.

I thought the Iowa caucuses were more than enough for my loony tune fix. I mean, come on, deciding a close election with a coin toss? Best of six? And Hillary wins each one?

Oh well, back to Cruz. I thought he showed bad judgement when he tried to filibuster to defund Obamacare. shutting down the government really solves nothing. He preached the high moral ground never-the-less. Now he speaks of what he will do if he becomes President. That's a bit cheeky for a man who is extremely unpopular in his own party. Can he work with Congress? I have my doubts.

The final nail in the Cruz coffin, though, is his sending out official looking statements telling the recipients if they didn't turn out for a caucus he'd reveal their voting record to the public. The other was his claiming Ben Carson was dropping out and to caucus for him instead. The end result? Well he won Iowa but I resent the idea that 180,000 people are going to sway how the rest of us vote.

I heard Ben Carson say there should be consequences for his actions. Losing would probably be the best. I know how dirty politics can be but for it to start this soon is frightening. What other stunts are his people harboring? And how often does an after the fact apology wash?

Next comes New Hampshire. Marco Rubio is out polling him and Trump retains his lead. What's next? If the people really want an outsider, it isn't Cruz. It will be interesting to watch. Rubio becoming the establishment favorite seems likely because Kasich, Christy and Bush aren't making any headway. Two of those three will probably be out if they don't do well in New Hampshire. Bush still has money. Carley Fiorina and Carson will be soon to follow for the same reason. No one wants to pour money into a losing cause.

That leaves Trump, Rubio and Cruz. Wow. What a choice. And forget the Democratic side. Cruz may be a dirty player but wait until Hillary starts after Sanders.

It would be great entertainment, watching from the sidelines. If only it wasn't for President!
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-57932418755373149122016-01-22T14:18:00.001-08:002016-01-22T14:18:14.103-08:00Trump Appeal. Are They Beginning To Get It?
The  Washinton Post  had an article surmising that the trouble Republicans have with Trump is that he's too moderate. Well, what do you know!

I don't know how often you have to hit these guys over the head to get them to understand it's what the electorate wants. Maybe it's also dawning on them that truth and enthusiasm count.

Sure he's a character. But man can he get the crowd going. Without having to really say much. Needless to say, that will have to change and he'll have to show he can be statesmen like when called for. Until then however he's the go to guy for straight talk, albeit his own brand.

I was watching a bit of John Kasich last night and he nearly put me to sleep. Other than not being an inspirational speaker he shares the same problem that Jeb has. They are about as establishment as you can get and even though they've done good things in the past, it is the past. Do accomplishments from 20 years ago really inspire? It isn't the same world, country nor Congress.

I think the people are saying we want our parties to work together and solve problems; not have it all one way or the other. Who better than Trump? Of all of them he is most able to negotiate. Look at the empire he's built with that skill.

What the current administration and Kerry in particular seem to think is that appeasement is synonymous with negotiation. Wrong. In a good negotiation both sides get some of what they want but not all. How much either gets depends on that skill.

I've often stated I don't want this man as President. I've also admitted maybe we need someone like him. I'm glad there is still some time but what I'm finding is that I'm winnowing candidates at a pretty good clip.

Hillary is no longer inevitable. Sanders is not electable in the general. I really believe that unless we as a whole want to look like Greece or any of the other countries who have that form of government. It would be like you giving all your money to the government and they'll give you back a stipend to live on. Not my cup of tea.

Obama keeps telling us certain things do not reflect our values. Not that he can decide mine for me but if in that he's suggesting Hillary does, he's nuts.

Donald likes to talk, Hillary likes to lecture. A debate between them would be interesting but I'm willing to bet Trump would out talk her.

The next big question is who would each choose for a running mate. Then which cabinet positions would they eliminate and who would be placed in the ones left. One thing probably sure is that Hillary would not eliminate any of them. After all that's what big government is all about.

Trump? Who knows, so I watch and wait.

Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-433752251613213532016-01-19T15:16:00.000-08:002016-01-19T15:16:44.283-08:00President Who?

I was listening to the radio this morning where a study about the abysmal lack of civics knowledge today's college graduates have was being discussed. Consider nearly 10% of them think "Judge Judy" is a member of the Supreme Court. That was a jaw dropper.

I felt pretty good knowing that my generation is far more knowledgeable about such. But then we had civics courses in high school and college, if we went, as part of a core curriculum.

Some other shockers were many did not know the terms of either House or Senate members whats more able to name them. It didn't say but I wager they don't know the same about the President and the Vice President. They didn't know presidential impeachments are tried before the Senate nor that Congress has the power to declare war.

We've probably all heard "man on the street" interviews that show how many can't even name the Vice President and other pertinent questions but I always thought it to be a matter of selective editing depending on what I heard where. Apparently that deserves a rethink.

It got me wondering if in order to vote one should have to pass some sort of a proficiency test; perhaps the same one people take before becoming a citizen. They at least have a rudimentary knowledge of what makes this country tick, why and who the players are.

They don't have to go to college to learn that information, but they have classes and they do learn. Colleges today are over priced with little substance to rationalize the cost. We should put as much into education as we to sports programs. Professors should be required to teach, not have surrogates do so for them. It might even help to discourage over indulgence among the students. There would be fewer students falling from balconies or out windows while in a stupor.

I know, fraternities and such are trying to curb drinking and drugs but if the same effort was put into the classroom environment it would be better. Get rid of the classes to nowhere because there's little if any demand for some knowledge. Go back to the basics.

Of course secondary education and parents have some responsibility too. Give the kids the basics before anything else. After all these young people are the ones who will be leading us in the future. Near future, not distant.

I'd like to think the names on the ballot have some meaning to them. That of course means they have to vote. Maybe apathy on their part isn't all bad. If they continue sending bad choices to Washington because we didn't instill in them the knowledge not to do so it won't be an outside force that brings us down. It will come from within.

Just look at us now.
Mari email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-53892692265426652212016-01-18T13:26:00.000-08:002016-01-18T13:26:23.025-08:00Trump And The Rest Of The Republicans

Every once in awhile when I take a step back from the insanity of politics I try to make some sense of it. My question to myself today is when did the Republican Party surrender to the conservatives? Especially since the front runner, Trump, is anything but.

He's constantly being given the litmus test and he fails in so many categories I'd think the Republicans who rebuke him would take a step back themselves and try to figure out why. Maybe, just maybe, it's because for the most part he and the people who support him aren't as conservative as the powers that be want him to be.

In my day lots of Republicans were socially liberal and fiscally conservative. That makes me today an independent. Republicans are no longer socially liberal. Anything but. And not unlike those we fight in distant lands if you don't agree with their point of view you're the worst of the worst and no attention what-so-ever should be paid to you. So far they aren't killing us physically though they are in many other ways.

There used to be a time, after having decided against being a Republican and becoming an Independent, when I could vote a split ticket. No more. I understand why so few people vote. They're expected to march in lock step with the dictates of their parties and many just cannot do so with good conscience. When the choice is one extreme or another, fewer and fewer are holding their noses while they vote. They just don't bother. This is true of both parties.

I think Mr. Trump gives a voice to these people. The more the overpaid and intellectually challenged voices like those of Sean Hannity or Glenn Beck preach their sermons of moral purity the more people turn to a Trump or a Sanders who tell it like it is from their point of view. No ducking nor dodging.

I don't think Sanders will win the nomination. If he does I don't think he can win the general. I hope not anyway. Not because I don't like him as a person but I do not like what he preaches. Socialism.

Trump is more centrist than Sanders and that's part of what the people like. So his demographic is the middle class without a college education. Guess what? That's a sizeable number of the voting population. He talks to them. He gets them feeling like this man can make it better. He isn't resented for his wealth but admired for how he got it. He worked for it and his kids are working for their share.

So he's rude and crude. Yet he runs in circles where that isn't the norm. Pit him against Mitt Romney and he'll still win because he's the easier to identify with.

To the Republican hierarchy who so wants him to go away be careful what you wish for. If it isn't what the voters want you lose. Big time. Just for once cease your behind the doors conniving and let the people who pay you make the decision.

Will they come out and vote? For the right candidate I'm betting they will.
Mari firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-14192095.post-88691657582494563302016-01-12T13:54:00.000-08:002016-01-12T13:54:38.486-08:00Trump - The Face Of What??

According to Pat Buchanan in an interview with Chris Cillizza  in the Washington Post Trump could well be the future of the Republican party.

I don't know whether to quiver in fear or celebrate the thought. My problem is I've never seen Mr. Trump act the way I think a President should act. I've covered this at length in previous posts. That being said, there is much about him I rather like. One, he's not exactly a Republican, nor a Democrat but more of a (gasp) centrist. Could that actually become fashionable again? I really see him as the face of an entirely new party yet to be determined.

I like the fact that he plays no favorites. True, he is his own favorite. He isn't taking some one else ideas and pretending they're his. I like that he has brought to the fore that from which the other candidates shy away. He has brought discomfort to the campaign. Perhaps his New Yawk brashness has allowed this. That plus his personality. Everyone else looks like they're no more than new faces running for old positions and the power that comes with them. No one has any passion. Not that they're given much of a chance to show it except where they are physically, town halls, rallies and the like.

They have been given the chance to shine in the debates but no one has yet discovered how to out Trump Trump. Jeb Bush comes across as weak and whiny. He should have listened to his Mother.

Carly, I think, is too low key and while I still have a great deal of respect for her she just isn't catching on. So much for those who think it's time for a woman in the Presidency. Considering the other choice for that honor is Hillary, I can't help but wonder what her supporters are thinking.

Old news is stale news and so it goes for Huckabee and Santorum. I think Chris Christie missed his chance last go 'round. Rand Paul had best secure his Senate seat. Rubio seems like a nice young man but he doesn't exude the chops he needs to over come looking so young and in many cases indecisive.

My guess it's only a matter of time until Dr. Carson bows out. Rand Paul's Libertarian bent has run into the need for a very strong military; something that goes against his grain. Kasich seems a bit condescending. We've one of those in the White House now.

Ted Cruz. He may claim to be an outsider but I don't buy it. He strikes me as being very expedient in choosing where to say what. That worries me. He seems like a another new face being an old politician.

Boy, I'm not much of a potential voter am I? I don't expect to like everything about any one candidate but for now I'm having a difficult time finding anything inspiring about any of them.

There is still time. I've read Biden has regretted not jumping into the frey. Wouldn't it be something if the Democrats are the ones to have a brokered convention rather than the rumor about the Republicans?

Maybe both should consider that option and each put forward a candidate that can inspire Americans as a whole. But Sanders and Trump? It would be different. I think I can handle one or the other but, please, not both!

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Of course I am not talking about HTML-editors which are commonly available (e.g. CKEditor, TinyMCE, etc.) but I compare it with products like DevExpress DXRichEdit, Telerik RichTextBox and TX Text Control. Why would you at this moment still need technologies like Silverlight, ActiveX or Flash to create a webbased word-processor?
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We need more people in Parliament like Gwyneth Dunwoody, who speaks her mind without fear. She is one of the few people I would vote for, even though I do not support her party.Happt retirement Gwyneth, you will be missed.
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My Dr appt is tomorrow and I can't wait ive been waiting 4 weeks for this damn day for those of you who know my story already know I'm trying to quit smoking down to 2 a day so more than likely tomorrow will be my last day once everything is confirmed for me my husband has to work that is upsetting but he promised to feed me and the bean so ill get over it what should I expect tomorrow ugh goodness now I'm crying cuz he isn't gonna be there this bean makes me so girly LOL
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How far along are you? My first appt is tmr also....so anxious, excited, nervous, etc....
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Should be 6w and 4d I'm super excited I feel like it may go well
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I have my first u/s tomorrow, ill be 6 wk 1 d..so nervous! In january I had an empty sac, it was so devastating, and I hope to see the baby and hb tomorrow! Goodluck!
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Yerevan 2794th anniversary festivities launch in Armenian capital
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PanARMENIAN.Net - Erebuni Museum hosted a theatralized event, followed by a march in the framework of the festivities dedicated to 2794th anniversary of Yerevan.
A man dressed as King Argishti opened the event with the history of the foundation of the Armenian capital.
The Museum-adjacent streets were full of spectators, with youth song and dance ensembles performing in the area.
The festive events were attended by Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan, Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan, parliament speaker Hovik Abrahamyan, Yerevan Mayor Taron Margasyan and other high-ranking officials.
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"Sadly, that tragedy, that genocide, was the first of the deplorable series of catastrophes of the past century," Pope Francis said.
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The pontiff will be greeted with the Hrashapar service which is traditionally offered as a service of welcome to top religious clerics.
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