Author: Carma Henry

       When I became president of Rohadfox Corporation at 27 years old, I inherited far more than a business. I inherited a reputation that had been built through decades of hard work, integrity, and promises kept. It was both an incredible privilege and an enormous responsibility. I knew I didn’t have all the answers, but I understood that my job was not to change the company’s values. My job was to protect them while preparing the organization for the future.

    America’s Senate as constitutionally charged provides careful advice and consent on presidential nominations. Yet critics argue that if Senators confirm a nominee whose conduct has become the subject of significant ethical controversy, the hearing begins to resemble less a confirmation proceeding than a criminal tribunal determining whether alleged misconduct deserves promotion instead of greater scrutiny.

     As thousands of Omega men gather in Cincinnati, they do so during an election season that will influence the future of communities throughout America. The privilege to vote was not freely given. It was secured through generations of sacrifice, perseverance, and unwavering courage by men and women who believed that democracy fulfills its promise only when every eligible citizen participates.

    Trump has agreed to give Saudi Arabia civilian nuclear capacity. It is widely reported that: “Under the agreement, Saudi Arabia will receive nuclear power reactors and potentially a facility for enriching uranium locally.” Civilian nuclear power requires enriched uranium. The capacity to enrich uranium for civilian reactor fuel, can be used to further enrich uranium until it is bomb-level enriched, producing plutonium and other deadly isotopes along the way.

LSMFT! Lord Save Me From Trump!

Justice for Adversaries, Immunity for Allies: America’s War on International Justice

          Pull up your electric bill. Somewhere in that number, you are paying for a building you will never enter.

Everybody Is Talking About Youth Sports These Days.

     So wrote Sina Toossi and Nancy Okail recently in the Nation. Their words start opening a deeper level of understanding, one that I’m groping for. They go on:

    Stephen Miller articulates Mr. Trump’s (and Hegseth’s and Putin’s and Netanyahu’s—almost everything argued here applies to them also) worldview in a few simple words: