Wake me when the credits roll, because this canât possibly be the same world that spent decades moving forwardâthrough hard-fought progress championed by Democrats and Republicans alikeâonly to now watch so much of that progress unravel. This is the same world that once advanced human rights, environmental stewardship, and a shared sense of public decency. Yet somehow, it now feels as though we are living in a version of society many never imagined we would see.
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Letâs not make a deal
   Nobody made Don Trump run for president. He did so voluntarily. He should have known that if successful, this meant he would have to swear an oath to defend the Constitution, and that his job would be to âfaithfully execute the lawsâ (Article II) as passed by Congress, the American lawmakers.
   Itâs hard to avoid noticing, and internally screaming over, the Trump administrationâs proposed military budget upgrade to $1.5 trillion annually â as though the present trillion-dollar annual gift to the end of the world werenât enough.
      As I stated in last weekâs editorial, it was time to do my homework. Fort Lauderdale deserves a building that meets the needs of all its residents and businesses. And, for sure they need to hear from those of us that are not usually or earnestly solicited for input. Hereâs what I found:
Intelligence and intellect is shown not advertised!
  The word âassassinâ evokes images of violenceâof a calculated act designed to eliminate a person whose existence influences the direction of power. According to Merriam-Webster, an assassin is one who kills a prominent person for political reasons, money, or fanaticism. The definition is clear, direct, and historically rooted in physical acts of elimination. Yet, in a constitutional democracy, the meaning of assassination canâand mustâunderstandable expand.
The Supreme Court Has Stripped Our Voting Rights Back to the PreâCivil Rights Era
Millennials And Zoomers Are Reshaping Phrases And Words In Our World Today.
America reborn, it can be done
