Welcome to
another rare blog. A week of feeling my age and a balky computer has kept an
earlier blog from happening. Moreover, Plainfield happenings (see my previous
blog and comments) plus the DC circus has increased my dismay!
Thank goodness
there are still some activists such as
Mary Burwinkle, Jim Spear and Bill Lucas without personal agendas still
active in Plainfield fighting the windmills of autocracy. Read Mary’s letter in
Spears blog and comments to my Dismay blog.
Mary, I too
actively supported Mapp in his contest with Jerry Green. I too felt that as a
McWilliams hanger on he would bring good government and true progress to this
city. But not only has his true colors as a politician emerged but he seems to
have had Trump as a mentor.
Nationally I
would favor impeachment as I did for Nixon, if it were not the fact that Pence
would succeed him. I can see no worse fate for America to have a woman’s rights
hater who opposes Constitutional religious freedom in power.
As you know
Nixon escaped the implementation of impeachment by resigning. I doubt that
Trump would consider such action.
New sad news: The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday blocked lower court rulings that would have invalidated as partisan gerrymandering Ohio’s map for congressional districts and Michigan’s maps for congressional and state legislative districts.
The high court's orders put on hold efforts in both states to redraw their electoral maps ahead of the 2020 elections. New maps in Ohio and Michigan would have been a victory for Democrats.
Gerrymandering in a ny state or favoring any party is an attack on personal voting counting
Enjoy a
great Spring like Memorial weekend. Please remember that it is to honor those
who gave their lives that we may have the freedoms of a Constitutional
Republic. We must strive to return to the ideals and compromises of our founders.
New sad news: The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday blocked lower court rulings that would have invalidated as partisan gerrymandering Ohio’s map for congressional districts and Michigan’s maps for congressional and state legislative districts.
The high court's orders put on hold efforts in both states to redraw their electoral maps ahead of the 2020 elections. New maps in Ohio and Michigan would have been a victory for Democrats.
Gerrymandering in a ny state or favoring any party is an attack on personal voting counting
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