As long as gun victims are in our thoughts and prayers, it's all that matters. America will remain the greatest nation on earth, regardless of its appetite for eating itself alive.
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Sexual and gender-based crimes, harassment, and inequities must end now. But there's a point at which we must also recognize the indecency that is indelicately wrapped in the gilded dung of Hollywood hypocrisy.
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Regardless of his policy decisions, many of which I loathed, and his pandering to mythical hope and change, instead of fighting forthright against the tide of political duplicitousness, Barack Obama evinced personal and professional dignity amidst a climate of racially charged turpitude to which no prior POTUS had been subjected.
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As early as the 1600s, studies in electricity were making a mark on mankind. The industrial revolution spawned profound change. The advent of radio and TV seized our senses to no end. But mobility devices are a mad dash to the profound.
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“It is better to live one day as a lion than 100 years as a sheep.”
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Wouldn't it be nice if, someday, we roll out a red carpet and point a few cameras at people who don't advocate for themselves?
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The "Women's March" was extraordinary in magnitude and volume and camaraderie and collaboration and cooperation and general canon. Yet, the white woman's march toward a certain conservatism might be the bigger story and the one that needs far more telling.
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Michael Brown is dead. And many other young black men with their hands up. This is the one truth upon which we can all agree without prejudice. Beyond this, they are neither civil rights legacies nor guilty of this or that. They are simply dead.
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It is abundantly clear that Trump is intellectually vapid, to the point where even cacti could not grow in the wide desert stretches of his fruit fly brain.
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The Huffington Post is a non-profit for everyone but Arianna Huffington. She dreams of the day when a billion citizens contribute to her empire made of mist. And those dreams may very well come true.
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George Clooney recently held two fundraising events for Hillary Clinton, one at a friend's San Francisco home and another at Clooney's Los Angeles home. Total haul: roughly $15 million. Donors paid between $33,000 and $353,000 for a shot at sharing a brief moment in time with one career actor and, well, another career actor. Clinton spoke about her middle class devotion to a clique of 100 devotees worth billions while pounds of spot prawns and beef tenderloin were blissfully devoured. The middle class wanted to make its own statement, but it was forcibly barricaded blocks away and incapable of affording a ticket on a salary less than the price of admission.
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But as it goes, we continue to empower anyone inside the Beltway and anyone on the top floors of ivory towers and anyone striking gold in reality TV, even though such empowerment leads to more and more induced earthquakes.
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