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Facing Reality, Again

Last month, I argued as vociferously as possible that debates don’t matter. Debates don’t tell us anything about how a president will govern. I huffed, puffed, and pleaded with my fellow Democrats to focus on the big picture. We needed to win the election. Yet many of my colleagues did not agree with me. In their eyes, President Joe Biden looked weak and vulnerable. Little by little, we began hearing news reports that prominent Democrats were asking Biden to withdraw from the presidential race. Suddenly, President Joe Biden announced that he was withdrawing from the presidential race. I was shocked. I

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Stevie Wonder – Innervisions

After writing my last post, I really wanted to write about Stevie Wonder’s Album Innervisions. Innervisions was the second in a four-album stretch that is unmatched in my opinion. (Talking Book, Innervisions, Fulfillingness’ First Finale and Songs in the Key of Life) Too High – This is a song about drug abuse. It ends with a great dueling harmonicas solo. Visions – This is now a classic introspective slow tune. It is about equality and fairness. The simplicity of the music with two guitars and a stand-up bass. This may be Stevie’s best vocal track. Living for the City – There is nothing

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The craziness of the Republican stance

The Political Animal’s post on this subject is simply too good for me to alter. From PA: I can’t help but think the vast majority of the public just doesn’t fully appreciate what’s transpiring here. We’re dealing, after all, with fairly obscure legal mechanisms. Most Americans don’t know what the federal debt ceiling is, and in fairness, they’ve never had to. It’s a law that was approved more than eight decades ago, and hasn’t been particularly controversial or even relevant since. Policymakers have always realized they have an obligation — legal, economic, moral, and otherwise — to do the right thing.

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Errington C. Thompson, MD

Dr. Thompson is a surgeon, scholar, full-time sports fan and part-time political activist. He is active in a number of community projects and initiatives. Through medicine, he strives to improve the physical health of all he treats.

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