Everyone knows the second line of the quote attributed to Sir Walter Scott. I’ll leave it to your Google-Fu if you are curious enough to explore.<\/p>\n
My small point is a reflection of OUR current news.\u00a0 And the phonies dancing when they are called out. I’ll leave the latter to Jonn et al here at TAH.<\/a> Even with the recent elections we are left with the simple idea that those in DC are, at least, suspect. \u00a0How do we properly approach a system that is broken? Term limits for Congress Critters has been mentioned. I dunno, but I am skeptical.<\/p>\n No pragmatist could successfully argue that our current system works. Our military and VA system are so top-heavy that they serve as very real and very negative examples.<\/p>\n I’m not prepared to offer anything easy, or maybe even useful, but few can argue that we are better off today as a country than in the past.\u00a0 Do keep in mind that our country once went to war over what was considered an arguably not simple notion.<\/p>\n I’m old enough that I am genuinely only peripherally involved in what will come. You younger folks better start learning the dance.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nMy primary premise is kinda based on the old joke: “How do you know when a politician is lying? His lips are moving.”<\/p>\n