From Seattle Times: Early Saturday afternoon, thousands of people alarmed by the election of Donald Trump sought comfort and community by joining hands in a loop of protest around Seattle’s Green Lake. Teresa Kessenich-Chase, 35, a stay-at-home mother of three, said the presidential election result hit her hard. “I sobbed for three days. I couldn’t […]

via After Hillary’s loss, Seattleites try to feel good again by holding hands around Green Lake — Fellowship of the Minds

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I can sympathize with them because I felt sad eight years ago.  Now after eight years with Obama, I still am sad that he has turned our country into wilted lettuce – no jobs, no infrastructure, no laws or the Constitution which would have continued if Hillary would have been elected.  So, what is it they are so  unhappy about?

Did they enjoy seeing our country turned into ROT?

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I’ve never been to Bloomington and don’t plan to go there in the future. And you PC warriors can try to rename a Christian holiday all you want. Won’t change the truth, much as ‘ya try… From Daily Mail: An Indiana city has renamed two holidays in a bid to be more culturally sensitive. Columbus […]

via Indiana city renames Columbus Day and Good Friday to be more ‘culturally sensitive’ — Fellowship of the Minds

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Holidays renamed Fall and Spring from Columbus Day and Good Friday.  Wow, what creativity.  Can we give the mayor a trophy for political correctness gone amuke?  Wonder how long it took for someone to decide on these names?

Don’t we have this backward?  Whatever  happened to the cultural word called, “assimilation?”  A good example is a person’s hair.  You can do a lot of different styles with a woman’s hair.  One example –…