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Category Archives: Politics
What Would Dad Think About Me?
As I get older, I have found myself analyzing much of my past and present behavior. Maybe I am checking off the boxes before I cross through the pearly gates. Was I good mother, wife, friend, daughter? Knowing now so … Continue reading
Thankful for the First Amendment
I did two DNA tests—the first several years ago via Ancestry.com and the second more recently through 23andMe. It was the second test that proved more exciting since it resulted in a connection to a cousin in Russia with the … Continue reading
I Had to Pick Up the Phone
I did something this week, and after the tasks were completed, I thought to myself, “You did this because of Dad.” I even spoke to my mother and told her that I did something that reminded me of him. What … Continue reading
Trump and Russians a Long Time Ago- TBT
I never realized just how long Donald Trump has been part of the news cycle with prominent Russians until I began reading my father’s old newspapers. Because of Dad’s Russian connections, I was not at all surprised to discover that … Continue reading
Posted in Newspapers-1963-2019, Politics
Tagged Gorbachev, Trump, Trump and Russians
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TBT- Violence in America and Dad’s Newspapers
Every week it seems we read of another shooting, followed by questions and more violence. We read that the numbers are decreasing despite what “He Who Shall Not Be Named” and his followers are reporting. I have looked at the … Continue reading
Posted in Newspapers-1963-2019, Politics
Tagged History Repeats Itself, old newspapers, Violence
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Not Their Decision to Make
Immigration is a hot topic these days. A big question is what to do with the young children crossing the borders into the United States. It’s a problem which I am not trying to solve, but I considered it a … Continue reading
Nothing Really Changes
What drives people to listen to anti-establishment people like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders? Fear, anger, and hopelessness are a few adjectives which come to mind. As I watch and read the news, and listen to the discussions regarding this … Continue reading
Posted in My Book, Politics
Tagged Great Depression, Immigration, Presidential Election, Russia, Soviet Union, Writing
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Please Let Freedom Ring for All
I grew up in a very apolitical home. My mother was too busy raising five children as well as having a job outside the home, and my father was advised by his father to never join any political organizations. Living … Continue reading →