Donald Trump Isn’t The Problem
Donald Trump wants to build a wall along the Mexican border. But what I’m really worried about is the fact that people are listening to him.
Donald Trump wants to build a wall along the Mexican border. But what I’m really worried about is the fact that people are listening to him.
I saw this deal on Groupon for a gym by my house. Usually I only run outside, but lately I’ve been feeling like it might do me some good to change up the routine.
It’s one of the most divisive issues in contemporary American culture. And thanks to a series of well-timed undercover videos, coupled with the onset of the 2016 presidential campaign, abortion is once again at the center of our ongoing national debate.
It wasn’t until I was taken out of my own home that my life truly began to unravel. And there were no preparations, at least, none on my end.
It’s panic, it’s fear, it’s people that you know and love looking right at you and yet struggling to make the connection between the person they know and the reality of what’s going on.
There was no more trying to pretend that this wasn’t a serious problem. No matter how much I denied the possibility of what was going on, no matter how much I wanted to wake up as if this were all some sort of a bad dream, I kept shrinking, smaller and smaller.
“This isn’t possible,” my wife stared at me while I reached for a towel.
My wife looked really concerned, which wasn’t helping me calm down any. I wanted some sort of reassurance from her, even if it was just a false sense of comfort.