Love D.C., and these are lovely, encouraging thoughts. Nevertheless, Donna and I didn't set foot there during Trump's first administration and will not do so again until he's gone again. (Which, I sometimes fear, will be more than four years away.)
Thank you for the attempt to calm us down, but…nope…it just ain’t doing it. I’m really sorry, Fred. I’m sure DC is lovely, as it always is…physically. Everything else has gone to democracy hell.
Understand entirely, Carolyn. Deep breaths. Still lots of good out there. Many thanks.
Oh, I have moments, too, Lew, but hope ascends now that the President has switched to Pope and will be occupied writing encyclicals in latin.
John -- The President is most times golfing in Florida or New Jersey. With just a bit of planning, you're safe.
Encouragement as available, Peter. Many thanks/fb
We love Washington -- especially with Dave and you as tour guides. Always a lift.
Me, too.
Joe -- We should never forget or avoid danger signs. Thanks for the comment. Best wishes/fb
Terry -- I'll be in touch when next out there, myself. Cheers/fb
Great city, Jim, and good crab cakes.
Judy and you are blanket-bringers, Bob. Don't answer if ICE knocks.
“If some are cold, others bring blankets.” A noble sentence. But in Trump World, those who bring blankets are considered woke, and then get fired.
so true and so sad
As the son of a Holocaust survivor, it’s hard not to see distressing comparisons here during Trump 2.0
I remain unconvinced, but nice try, Fred.
Love D.C., and these are lovely, encouraging thoughts. Nevertheless, Donna and I didn't set foot there during Trump's first administration and will not do so again until he's gone again. (Which, I sometimes fear, will be more than four years away.)
Thank you for the attempt to calm us down, but…nope…it just ain’t doing it. I’m really sorry, Fred. I’m sure DC is lovely, as it always is…physically. Everything else has gone to democracy hell.
Your trip account is temporarily encouraging.