As an outdoors person, I’m greatly concerned about a new House Bill that encourages the government to sell 3.3 million acres of public land. If you’re moved to reach out to Congress on a particular issue, here is advice from an insider: call the local office. Don’t email or Tweet, and don’t call the D.C.
Category: Politics
‘By All Means, Keep Moving’
I yesterday wanted to post something about MLK, Jr. I wanted to find something that inspired me, but I didn’t until this morning. So, here it is: Find your blueprint and follow it A video posted by Tom Brady (@tombrady) on Jan 16, 2017 at 2:08pm PST
Pre-emptive Tweets
I last night took our son out to dinner. I thought it would be a great way to chat before he and his a cappella group go on their winter tour before they go back to college. With his permission, I’m writing about a topic we discussed: “Trump’s Tweets.” In particular, our son thought that
Exiting the Echo Chamber
Edit: Before you read this post, I encourage you to read this comment for context. As I’ve written before years ago, I feel that I live in a Bubble, and the election’s results only confirm that for me. So, I’m increasingly pushing myself to see worlds that are very different from mine. That means seeing some segments
Michael Moore
Up top is a fascinating segment from Morning Joe. It features Michael Moore. He is incredibly eloquent and thoughtful. It is loaded with insights. Moore a while ago predicted that Trump would win the nomination. He also predicted in June that Trump would be the president. He provides clear examples as to why working-class voters
The Election
Many years ago, I was the “assistant to the assistant coach” of my son’s soccer team. One thing I often mentioned to the players and parents was this: play to win, learn to lose. In other words, the game would be about both striving and learning character. I’m thinking of that phrase as I awoke