What's on my mind?

I was going to talk about the cost of democracy and bipartisanship, but after watching and listening to Professor Eddie Glaude Jr. on the show "Deadline: White House," he sums it up nicely.  He is saying the first thing that we have to agree on to are the rules of democracy.  A functional democracy requires it to breathe and to grow. Some lawmakers seem to be abandoning these rules. 

You can follow the link to the video. https://twitter.com/i/status/1354944388057726977

Anyway, that's what's on my mind today.

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Sometimes life imitates art.  The Republican party will be given another chance to put the country over their party.  Last year they failed and they embolden a president. Their reward was Mr. Trump inciting a seditious mob that looted, damaged, hunted members of congress and the VP Pence, all to try to prevent a certification by the congress of an election that Trump lost.

This is what's on my mind. Their last chance to do what they took an oath to do.  Protect the country from all enemies both foreign and domestic.  I'm not asking them to be Ironman. I'm asking them to be an American.

One chance.

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We only have one president at a time. So, if a president that is on the way out of office in a few days commits an impeachable offense, what do you do? Listen for my opinion on the matter.

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After the recent insurgency of the Senate and House of Representatives chambers on Capitol Hill on January 6th, many social media platforms have cut off President Trump's ability to use their megaphone as a way for him to continue spread misinformation and quell the possibility form him to incite another riot event.  My take on free speech argument.

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