Every politician needs a photo of a Health Care nightmare on his or her desk

I recently posted a video in response to The Honorable Mr. Rogers of Michigan in which I am a little upset with him for not taking care of his own people by playing politics as usual. Our country has become much too divisive and political. Everything is shades of blue or red; socialism or patriotism. There is no middle ground any longer. There is no civil discourse. The result of this divisiveness is a total lack of representation by our elected officials.

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However, in using other peoples comments and feedback I utilize my own built-in algorithm to check for consistency and credibility. The real problem comes when we are not presented with the information at all — we have no opportunity to make our own decisions.

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We have our “newsworthy” events in the United States. Those stories we track with intensity and interest. We search for every sentence, every sound bite and anything we can find about our “important” U.S. stories. Two such “newsworthy” stories are resonating in the U.S. culture. The life story of Sarah Palin and the death story of Michael Jackson.

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If you look at the history of the United States we generally need an enemy to move forward. We’ve had some good ones. Pearl Harbor gave us a clear enemy. We responded to that threat by coming together as a country in a way we’ve never done. We found an enemy [...]

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If you have ever wondered why anyone would really care about Georgia then all you need do is consult a map. Do you see where this country is located? You see that little brown patch of land between the big two seas on the map? Do you see the countries surrounding Georgia? Do you begin to understand how much the big players in the world stage would like to “own” Georgia?

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