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7/19/22

The January Six Hearings provide some interesting insight into that day’s events and the players involved who did great disservice to the Presidency, the White House and the country. But we question why the Committee makes some testimony public and keeps other private. Wouldn’t we be better served if all the testimony were made public? It leaves one to wonder if or how the results will be skewed in the end.

7/18/22

We can sympathize with screenwriter Nick Hornby who says, “I can see everything once it’s already happened – I am very good at the past. It is the present I can’t understand.”

7/16/22

Leonardo da Vinci believed that “Patience serves as a protection against wrongs as clothes do against cold.”

7/15/22

Writer Jonathan Swift claimed that “One of the best rules of conversation is never to say a thing which any of those present can reasonably wish had been left unsaid.”
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