Did I watch the president’s address last night? Yep, sure did. Will I be blogging about the president’s address last night? Maybe a little…
Seeing Madame Secretary and Madame Vice President listen to President Biden speak felt really, really good.
Celebrating the fact that child poverty has been cut in half. Let’s keep that ball rolling.
I think the Republicans may be superglued to their seats. Not standing for decreased child poverty? Decreased child poverty?? What kind of ghoul doesn’t celebrate less poor children?
$15 minimum wage? I’m on board with that.
When’s the section on Dr. Seuss and Mr. Potato Head? Got some folks out here counting down to that one.
Education is the magic bullet. The Magic Bullet. We’ve got to take care of our kids — and they’re ALL our kids.
This prescription drug thing, man, I just don’t get it. Nobody can credibly argue drugs should cost this much. No one should have to choose between paying rent and insulin. And am I bonkers, or was it just six months ago when Republicans were going off on how Trump was squeezing pharmaceutical companies to charge fair prices? Why can’t we get anywhere on this??
“White supremacy is terrorism.” Truth.
“Gun violence has become an epidemic in America.” It’s hard to ignore when flags fly at half mast around the clock.
I’m sitting here thinking about how long it’s been since I’ve listened to a clear and concise presentation of ideas designed to help American families. No time wasted creating a bogeyman to blame for America’s problems, just down to earth ideas and practical hope for the future.
Oh, and I’m sharing this photo because it’s absolutely stunning:
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An excellent summary and photo reminding me of the reasons why I breathe easier now: intelligence and grace.
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Yes yes yes. I also noted the no GOP applause on the child poverty remarks – say what? The applause was very partisan which I understand, but on that one note? And then to say the president has broken his promise because he has not uni brought Congress together? Well, it takes two, you know.
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The applause is always partisan. I find it annoying and didn’t expect it to magically fix itself this year but still — some tenets seem universal. Not wanting kids to go hungry or homeless seems like one of those things. But silly me, I also can’t see how you can publicly argue against protecting voting rights so what do I know.
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wonderful in so many, many ways!
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It really was. 🙂
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It’s a historic photo.
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Absolutely,
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👍👍👍
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