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Emotional Distancing
Apparently I did not know how much fear, stress, and anxiety had built up within me over the last year, but apparently it was there all along. Not only was I socially distancing, but I was also emotionally distancing. While … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, anxiety, appointments, BMI, body mass index, Catholic guilt, Covid, disease, eligibility, empathy, envy, fear, feelings, frustration, health care, health conditions, heart condition, hug, human beings, jealous, lesson, life, love, pandemic, pharmacy, pre-existing conditions, relief, social distancing, stress, survivor, uncertainty, vaccine, virus, wait list, waiting, Wisconsin
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Sacrificial Lambs
“We have it totally under control. It’s one person coming in from China. It’s going to be just fine.” That was Donald Trump’s initial response to the coronavirus all the way back in January. Since then, it has been one … Continue reading
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Tagged Centers for Disease Control, children, China, compassion, coronavirus, Covid-19, death, death toll, disease, disinfectants, Donald Trump, economy, ego, election, empahty, failure, flu, free world, George Bush, governors, hoax, hydroxychloroquine, leader, light, malignant marcissism, marcissism, mask, mayors, medical experts, Mission Accomplished, pandemic, politics, Presidency, rallies, schools, teachers, vaccine, virus, White House, World Health Organization
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Open Letter to Justice Rebecca Bradley
Justice Bradley, No, the stay-at-home order currently in effect is not like Japanese internment camps and there is no chance that it will be. Being asked to stay at home to protect yourself and other people is not the same … Continue reading
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Tagged activist conservative judges, Adolph Hitler, basic science, cabinet secretary, conservatives, Constitution, Covid-19, death sentences, enemy combatant, freedom, governor, health secretary, Heart Mountain Camp, heritage, history, Idi Amin, ignorance, Japanese internment camps, Joseph Stalin, judges, Justice Rebecca Bradley, justices, laws, legislators, pandemic, partisan hacks, Pol Pot, prison, privilege, representative government, Republican, rights, State Supreme Court, stay-at-home order, Tiananmen Square, tyranny, Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Asshats
Dear Scott Fitzgerald and Robin Vos, The nicest thing I can say about the two of you is that you are asshats. After years in the Wisconsin Legislature as waterboys for the Koch Brothers and the American Legislative Exchange Council … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda, ALEC, American Legislative Exchange Council, business interests, citizens, conservative, corporate benefactors, Covid-19, death, election, gerrymandered, Governor Evers, Green Bay, humanity, incumbent, Koch Brothers, lawsuit, medical experts, Milwaukee, moneyed interests, pandemic, polling stations, power, power grabs, right-wing, Robin Vos, Scott Fitzgerald, Senate Majority Leader, sickness, Speaker of the Assembly, statehouse, stay-at-home order, Supreme Court, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Lesiglature
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On the 2020 Wisconsin Spring Election
The most important race in Wisconsin’s 2020 spring election was the Supreme Court race between Scott Walker-appointed Daniel Kelly and Jill Karofsky. A win for Karofsky would change the conservative majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court from 5-2 to 4-3, … Continue reading
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Tagged absentee balloting, Alaska, Appleton, ballots, Burlington, candidate, Capitol, citizens, conservatives, coronavirus, Covid-19, Daniel Kelly, Democracy, Democratic, Donald Trump, election, emergency, Executive branch, Fox Point, government, governor, Governor Evers, health, health care workers, incumbent, Jill Karofsky, lawsuits, legislation, Legislature, liberals, Madison, Milwaukee, nation, national election, Oshkosh, pandemic, personal protective equipment, politics, poll workers, polls, power, President, Republicans, Robin Vos, safety, Scott Fitzgerald, Scott Walker, security, special session, state statute, stay-at-home order, surge, U. S. Postal Service, United States Supreme Court, virus, vote, Wisconsin 2020 spring election, Wisconsin Supreme Court, Wisconsinites, Wiwconsin Elections Commission
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A Single Bluebird 