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The Only thing.
Author: Raine    Date: 04/30/2020 13:00:48

There is the only thing that matters.

The occupant of the White House must resign.


He needs to go away and never be seen again.

Nothing can be fixed, made better or changed until he is out of office. He's unfit, unwell and his brain is gone. Those that are propping him up are accomplices to his crimes and should be punished. I don't know what else to say. I wish I did.

So there is my blog today.

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8 comments (Latest Comment: 05/01/2020 00:55:08 by Will in Chicago)
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Comment by wickedpam on 04/30/2020 13:17:25
Morning

I'm having a hard time thinking we are going to be healed for a very long while. We are forever changed because those people, just hoping that its in a good way eventually.

Comment by Raine on 04/30/2020 13:18:10
Quote by wickedpam:
Morning

I'm having a hard time thinking we are going to be healed for a very long while. We are forever changed because those people, just hoping that its in a good way eventually.

I hope so as well.

Comment by TriSec on 04/30/2020 13:47:06
United States of America.

Conceived at the Old North Bridge, 19 April 1775
Born at Philadelphia, 2 July 1776 (Birth Certificate issued on 4 July)
Codified by New Hampshire, 2 June 1788

Time of death: Undetermined. Probable time range: March/April 2020.

"I hope you get everything you want out of a Trump Presidency, and more. And if it destroys the United States in the process - GOOD." (Me, the day after the election.)

Mission Accomplished.



Comment by Will in Chicago on 04/30/2020 13:51:33
Good morning, bloggers!!

I am already doing school work this morning, but the WCPT stream is not working for some reason.

Well, I have less than a month of school left and a lot of job hunting to do. My school's grade went up to a B for the first time in school history but I no longer feel confident in the leadership or safe there.

On a more positive note, I will be joining a friend's birthday party in LA via the House Party app on Sunday.

Comment by livingonli on 04/30/2020 15:26:43
Good morning. All worked out and cleaned up.

Comment by TriSec on 04/30/2020 15:36:21
Well, as I often do during idle times during a national crisis...I've spent some time reviewing my blades and sharpening them up today.





Comment by TriSec on 04/30/2020 15:53:11
Also authored and sent today:


Dear Governor Baker:

Thank you for your level-headed and reserved leadership. You have transcended politics and have taken the necessary steps to protect the citizens of this Commonwealth. By your actions, lives have undoubtedly been saved.

While not our regional leader, you have also shown openness and co-operation with leaders from other parties by being the only Republican governor to join the seven-state Northeast Regional Coalition. I am very glad you have chosen to do this. Despite the independent streak that all New Englanders are known for, we clearly cannot resolve the crisis alone.

This fact has been thrown into stark relief by the utter collapse of the government of the United States of America. Throughout the crisis, it has been exemplified by what I view as the “50 States, 50 responses” approach. Neither the President nor Congress has shown any inclination to provide guidance, coordination, or any sort of relief to any of the fifty states. I would in fact declare that we are no longer United States.

I will keep my point brief; I am advocating strongly that you urge Governor Cuomo to maintain the regional coalition as the crisis abates. We cannot rely on Washington for anything; it is up to us to watch out for each other. New England cannot exist without New York; whether they realize it or not, the reverse is true for the Empire State.

Your contributions to the coalition, and willingness to work together, compromise, and make the necessary sacrifices for the good of us all clearly demonstrates what is sorely lacking in Washington, DC.

If our national leaders have failed us, we must take matters into our own hands. As you well know, Massachusetts led the fight against tyranny 245 years ago at the Old North Bridge. The rest of the fledgling nation rallied to our cause, and we overthrew a dictator to forge our own path. It is time for this Commonwealth, and you and Mayor Walsh as well, to take up that mantle of leadership once again and lead us out of this national nightmare.


Comment by Will in Chicago on 05/01/2020 00:55:08
Quote by TriSec:
Also authored and sent today:


Dear Governor Baker:

Thank you for your level-headed and reserved leadership. You have transcended politics and have taken the necessary steps to protect the citizens of this Commonwealth. By your actions, lives have undoubtedly been saved.

While not our regional leader, you have also shown openness and co-operation with leaders from other parties by being the only Republican governor to join the seven-state Northeast Regional Coalition. I am very glad you have chosen to do this. Despite the independent streak that all New Englanders are known for, we clearly cannot resolve the crisis alone.

This fact has been thrown into stark relief by the utter collapse of the government of the United States of America. Throughout the crisis, it has been exemplified by what I view as the “50 States, 50 responses” approach. Neither the President nor Congress has shown any inclination to provide guidance, coordination, or any sort of relief to any of the fifty states. I would in fact declare that we are no longer United States.

I will keep my point brief; I am advocating strongly that you urge Governor Cuomo to maintain the regional coalition as the crisis abates. We cannot rely on Washington for anything; it is up to us to watch out for each other. New England cannot exist without New York; whether they realize it or not, the reverse is true for the Empire State.

Your contributions to the coalition, and willingness to work together, compromise, and make the necessary sacrifices for the good of us all clearly demonstrates what is sorely lacking in Washington, DC.

If our national leaders have failed us, we must take matters into our own hands. As you well know, Massachusetts led the fight against tyranny 245 years ago at the Old North Bridge. The rest of the fledgling nation rallied to our cause, and we overthrew a dictator to forge our own path. It is time for this Commonwealth, and you and Mayor Walsh as well, to take up that mantle of leadership once again and lead us out of this national nightmare.


The Midwest coalition of Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky should do likewise.

We may have to work hard on reuniting this country after the disastrous Trump era.