I been writing about a lot of faith based stuff lately and it’s trippin me out a bit. […]
Tag: politics
I know, I know, no I’m not comparing Trump to Christ; however I’ve noticed some parallels that I […]
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They say, that during the rough times in life you find out who your real friends are. Seems […]
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Election night I was prepared to see a Red wave. Democrats were anticipating a Blue wave. Instead, what we got, […]
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My son and I dropped off our ballots today. Walking up to the elections office I was reminded […]
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Did you watch the debates? The first Trump/Biden debate turned into a yelling match between the two candidates […]
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***DISCLAIMER: What you are about to read contains Biblical references, scriptures, and musings of things of a religious […]
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Michael Thomas Flynn accepted the position of the National Security Advisor for the Trump Administration on November 18th, […]
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“A red sun rises. Blood has been spilled this night.” – J.R.R. Tolkien, Two Towers
What is happening. Each day brings more news of efforts to combat the virus. With it comes talk of “help” and “support” that is neatly woven into questions that would fundamentally change things. Permanently .
I’ve talked to many over the years about Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the Welfare system we have in this Country. Most of the time the ones complaining about those programs are the ones that aren’t on them. The ones that are, seem to welcome the benefit. But the question of sustainability always becomes a question and is with doubt. Most can be easily described as “struggling” or “hemorrhaging”. Yet, with the talk of this recent 2 trillion dollar Corona virus stimulus, I’ve been reading about the possibility of making the monthly payments, permanent. But at what price?
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I don’t think when this thing first started people had even the slightest clue what was coming or what it would mean for them. I know I didn’t. Ya see stuff on the news and it seems so far away. Just not something you ever imagine is going to be on your door step. But here we are. The mad dash for toilet paper isn’t funny anymore and the lack of it on our shelves is the least of our worries. Schools are closed, businesses are shut down. Signs are popping up all over telling people to stay at least six feet away. People are being laid off work. Many are running low on funds and wondering if they’ll even get a last paycheck. And this is just the beginning. Things are set to get worse.
