Life Thoughts, Wednesday - 7-23-25
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I have never been a fan of the Republican Party. My parents were registered Democrats. I am an Independent with liberal leanings. I believe that our government must be fiscally responsible everyone is entitled to due process, and the letter of the law applies to everyone. The Supreme Court’s job is to interpret what the Constitution says about whatever case is before them, not for the benefit of the president. The people selected for the President’s Cabinet should be the best of the best to work for the benefit of the country, not the president. Many changes must be made to reestablish trust in our government. The first of which is the Impeachment of 47, the VP, and everyone that 47 brought into his cabal for his benefit alone. If all of that makes me a leftist, so be it!
As always, be nice, be safe, and laugh a lot!
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