From Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States (1877-1881):Renewable Energy
Trump’s Cabinet
The nation is still wondering about the thought process behind the selection of certain of Trump’s cabinet members.
The common wisdom, of course, is that the normal issue of qualifications as seen on the person’s resume’ is far less important than his unwavering loyalty to the president.
But does that explain RFK, Jr. or Pete Hegseth? I’m fairly certain that you could find loyal Trumpers who aren’t complete crackpots to head Health and Human Services. If you check the coverage on health and disease on Fox News or Newsmax, you’ll find plenty of people with “MD” after their names who aren’t batshit crazy like Kennedy.
Perhaps part of Trump’s thinking is that he wants to communicate to the American people that he is, in already a dictator, and as such, that he can do anything he wants, regardless of how destructive and apparently insane.
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Global Cooperation
The point made at left is spot-on.
There may be exceptions, but the very last thing that our Earth’s most visible leaders will do will be to spontaneously decide to begin to cooperate with one another, as that would signal a diminution of their domination.
Want a good example? Take Netanyahu. He had opportunities all throughout this tragedy with Hamas and the Palestinians to save lives and alleviate suffering, but doing so would require him to loosen his fists on the absolute power he enjoys in Israel.
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No Kings Rally
The many millions of participants in today’s “No Kings” rallies around the world are doing everything possible to avoid hostility between the event supporters and Trump supporters who claim it promotes a “hatred of America” and “domestic terrorism.”
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