Political Orphans

From the Washington Post:  Smarter, targeted emergency relief planning http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/brand-connect/governmentofjapan/emergency-relief-assistance-provided-by-japan-disaster-relief-team/ From NPR.org:  America’s jail system is broken. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/14/593204274/alabama-sheriff-legally-took-750-000-meant-to-feed-inmates-bought-beach-house From the New York Times:   Tax Credit Vouchers for private schools – A good idea that’s been corrupted? https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/upshot/arizona-shows-what-can-go-wrong-with-tax-credit-vouchers.html From Statnews.com:  Digital Therapeutics – Software as prescriptions. https://www.statnews.com/2018/03/13/digital-health-pharma/? From The New Republic:  …

  “’There are no winners in a trade war,” Chinese commerce minister Zhong Shan said. “It will only bring disaster to China and the United States and the world.”    Zhong made this statement in response to President Donald Trump’s proclamation in March that America will impose a 25% tariff …

The tragedy in Miami Beach involved failure of new bridge construction.  However, America is filled with bridges, elevated roadways, tunnels, airports, pipelines, water systems, electric grids, dams, sewer, gas lines, and levees that are perilously close to being the next disaster.  2009 was the last time Congress appropriated significant funds …

  It is apparent that Donald Trump believes that the government of the United States of America works for him personally – not the other way around.  This narcissistic man thrives on constant disruption and personal adoration from all who work for him.    Scion of a privately-held family business …

Good people can disagree about the future of our country, but when that disagreement becomes local and personal, Americans resist.  This is happening across America and is centered around a range of issues, including women’s rights, gun violence, the environment, immigration, race, and health care.  People are taking matters into …

We’re going to have an adventure.