I wish I had seen this video before I wrote this piece. It fits perfectly to describe a lot of what I'm seeing. Even though I can afford the price of the ticket, I'm walking. I'm not riding on the crazy train. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0wp0cLdqTs
I'm following up on George Schultz and blondes. That's how my mind works. To quote my husband, who worked under him at the Treasury a long time ago, George Schultz was "a fine economist in his time--the 1960's." By this century he was taken in by (blond) Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos fame and also involved his friend, General Mattis. Mattis may have had more noble incentives than just making a lot of money. Most unforgivably, Schultz took sides against his own grandson, according to the WSJ expose. The Cobb of 2008 would not have liked that, I think. We can't turn our lonely eyes to George Schultz-- we can hope he quietly retires.
Please let us know what you think about this article related to the topic: https://americanmind.org/post/a-former-nevertrumper-casts-her-ballot/
Internet links might not be as "weak" as you think, Michael... Think much the same as you. Cheers! And good luck to our country tomorrow. https://www.rjgeib.com/one-week-until-the-election-time-to-make-up-my-mind-and-vote/
I wish I had seen this video before I wrote this piece. It fits perfectly to describe a lot of what I'm seeing. Even though I can afford the price of the ticket, I'm walking. I'm not riding on the crazy train. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0wp0cLdqTs
I'm following up on George Schultz and blondes. That's how my mind works. To quote my husband, who worked under him at the Treasury a long time ago, George Schultz was "a fine economist in his time--the 1960's." By this century he was taken in by (blond) Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos fame and also involved his friend, General Mattis. Mattis may have had more noble incentives than just making a lot of money. Most unforgivably, Schultz took sides against his own grandson, according to the WSJ expose. The Cobb of 2008 would not have liked that, I think. We can't turn our lonely eyes to George Schultz-- we can hope he quietly retires.