Monthly Archives: June 2021

Saving Our Future

Posted on June 30, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 30, 2021 If it wasn’t obvious before last week, it should be now. Our country and the planet of which it is a small part are in trouble. The problem is more serious than petty politics, huge … Continue reading →

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Living in Interesting Times

Posted on June 29, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 29, 2021 The phrase, “We live in interesting times” is an ironic warning about coming uncertainty and jeopardy. Whether or not it was originally a Chinese curse, the implication is that war and chaos are a lot … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged anger, chaos, Charles Dickens, election fraud, gathering evidence, grievances, inertia, kevin mccarthy, legal system, lies, Mitch McConnell, Ohio, Republican caucuses, Revenge Tour, Robert Kennedy, Save America Tour, tranquility, Trump, violence, war | Leave a comment

Trump’s Sinkng Ship

Posted on June 28, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 28, 2021 Remember Bill Barr, Donald Trump’s last Attorney General? Remember his smug, arrogant smirk, and how he could sound demeaning and sarcastic without uttering a word? Barr loved the power, reveling in the unfettered opportunity to … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged AON, Bernie Madoff, Bill Barr, Donald Trump, election fraud, indictments, jeff sessions, Jonathan Karl, Mitch McConnell, Mueller report, richard nixon, tax fraud, The Atlantic, The Big Lie | 3 Comments

The Sinema-Manchin Roadblock

Posted on June 23, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 23, 2021 Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema, who was elected to represent Arizona in 2018, has been in an unusual position for the past month. The media has characterized her as “the other” Democratic voice opposed to killing … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged Chuck Schumer, confidence in government, filibuster, gridlock, Joe Manchin, kevin mccarthy, Kyrsten Sinema, Mitch McConnell, Op-Ed, partisanship, washington post | 2 Comments

The Decline of Two Would-Be Autocrats

Posted on June 15, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 15, 2021 They’re not exactly two peas in a pod, but there are far more similarities than differences between recently deposed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu and recently defeated American President Donald Trump. Their most regrettable … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged Benamin Netanyahu, Communism, criminal indictment, Donald Trump, insurrection, international law, israel, Middle East peace negotiations, soviet expansion, west bank settlements | Leave a comment

Centrist Compromise May Be Our Last Hope

Posted on June 11, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 11, 2021 Although it’s been looking grim lately, all hope is not yet lost that the partisan impasse in Congress can be broken. That’s not to say that salvation from congressional gridlock is at hand, but why … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged bill cassidy, bipartisan negotiations, Borgen, Chuck Schumer, congress, extremist politics, infrastructure legislation, israel, Jeanne shaheen, Joe Manchin, Jon Tester, Kyrsten Sinema, lisa murkowski, loopholes, Mark Warner, Mitch McConnell, mitt romney, moderate Senators, netanyahu, Occupied, partisan gridlock, rob portman, susan collins, tax rates, two-party system | Leave a comment

The Death of Integrity in Politics

Posted on June 8, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 8, 2021 Political leaders have long struggled to balance integrity with self-interest. That’s not new, but what is, is that political integrity now seems to be on its deathbed. There have always been intense disagreements among politicians, … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged bipartisanship, compromise, fear, filibuster, For the People Act, Joe Manchin, kevin mccarthy, lies, pact with the Devil, predatory behavior, self-interest, sociopathy, voting rights | 1 Comment

A Deadly Game of Brinksmanship

Posted on June 4, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 4, 2021 Brinksmanship is like poker. You may be holding a winning hand. You may be bluffing. More than one player may believe he has a winning hand, and some players may behave irrationally. If that happens … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged America One Network, bluffing, cold war, cuban missile crisis, gun control, intimidation, mutually assured destruction, negotiation, Nikita Khrushchev, personal freedom, poker, transfer of wealth, white supremacy | 1 Comment

Democracy Under Attack

Posted on June 2, 2021 by alanpzendell

Alan Zendell, June 2, 2021 In the aftermath of the American Civil War, the country was more divided than at any time in its history. Racist philosophies and policies were considered politically correct by millions of Americans, many of whom … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged 2016 election, Black Wall Street, Brian Kemp, Fourteenth Amendment, Greg Abbott, HR-1, Negro inferiority, Thirteenth Amendment, Tulsa Massacre, voter fraud, voting rights, Voting Rights Act, white supremacists | Leave a comment

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Monthly Archives: June 2021

Saving Our Future

Living in Interesting Times

Trump’s Sinkng Ship

The Sinema-Manchin Roadblock

The Decline of Two Would-Be Autocrats

Centrist Compromise May Be Our Last Hope

The Death of Integrity in Politics

A Deadly Game of Brinksmanship

Democracy Under Attack

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