Our dear friend and my writing partner, Jeff, has questions. They are the same questions we all ask, even though we already know the answers. But, we cannot stop asking … we MUST NOT stop asking! We just need to keep asking, and asking the people who are to blame, not just the ones who are asking the same questions we are. Good post, Jeff, and I’m hoping for more soon? We’ve missed you!!!
It’s been a while—more on that in the future. But today, I’ve got questions. So many questions.
The answers elude me, but these are the things that boggle my mind regularly.
Why is it that one state in our union elected a man, Greg Abbott, who thinks it’s cute to send busloads of asylum seekers to the doorstep of the Vice-President of the United States of America? On one of the coldest nights of the year and Christmas Eve to boot? Surely the people of Texas aren’t this cruel, bigoted, and inhumane. Are they?
Why is the wealthiest man in the world allowed to purchase a social media company, then use it as a gaslight factory that enables bigots, conspiracy theorists, and other crackpots to spew whatever kind of hate and disinformation they desire?
What’s happened to the once great state of Ohio that went for Barack Obama twice and…
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Filosofa's Word 
It is important to ask questions in order to gain understanding of the issues. The problem is what to do about it rather than complain on a blog. Nothing will fundamentally change, perhaps that is what the politicians are counting on… the complacency and indifference of the citizens.
Voting doesn’t change anything, the players may change, but are indelibly loyal to the system.
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