If you don’t mind being sickened by what’s going on in Washington D.C. at the hands of Donald Trump and Elon Musk, here’s a clip from a recent episode of Stephen Colbert’s show featuring the (former) administrator of the philanthropic agency USAID.
How abruptly was the agency shuttered? “There was a long line of children in Sudan waiting for their TB medicine,” she began. “At the moment the executive order came through, the first three had already received their doses, and the entire rest of the line was told to go home.”
Here’s an idea:
Give all descendants of slaves free college, with stipends, like they do in northern Europe.
Within a generation, we’ll have millions of young, highly educated black people, contributing to the work force at much higher levels than they are today.
We all admit that the MAGA base is composed of the most ignorant of Americans, but one has to think that even these people are losing their patience with Trump and the onslaught of catastrophes he’s bringing to the United States.
It’s hard to think of a bad trait that Trump doesn’t manifest.
He certainly has pettiness and vindictiveness nailed.
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