Tag Archives: Trump
Gaman (For the Next Four Years)
I’m sad. I’m in shock. I’m disappointed. I’m fearful. I’ve set aside a long blog post that spilled much of what I’m feeling today because: So, I’ve been reflecting on gaman, the Japanese philosophy of endurance. How am I going … Continue reading
Inhumanity
I don’t care if you’re a Republican or a Democrat. If you’re a Trump supporter or not. I don’t care what you think about immigration reform, or whether you believe in God or are an atheist. If you’re a human … Continue reading
The Morning After
Here’s one thing most of us have in common: We’ll be glad when this election is over. Here’s another: We’re worried about who will be our next president. But now that I’ve cast my early vote, it’s pretty much out … Continue reading
Principles Over Party
I’ve worked on this blog post for almost two days now, and a few times, I’ve almost deleted it, because I realize most people, like me, are sick of politics. But, after reading the above quote, I decided to post … Continue reading
Politics and Relationships: How to Love a Liberal
I am a lifelong Republican. Steve is a lifelong Democrat. We love each other. I used to wish I could be a fly on the wall in the home of James Carville and Mary Matalin. How could they could be … Continue reading
The Logical Reasons Behind My Emotional Vote
First, I’ll give you some context by telling you I’m a lifelong Republican, though admittedly, upon learning this, many of my friends and family look at me aghast and reply, “No way. You’re not a Republican.” Next, I’ll confess that … Continue reading
A Mockery of Voters
Yesterday, I received a “letter” from Donald J. Trump. Who I elect as our next President will be a choice between the lesser of two evils–in other words, I must decide whether Hillary or Trump will destroy this country faster … Continue reading
