Very few employers will tolerate a thief on their staff, for obvious reasons. Even fewer will tolerate a prominent thief whose misdeeds become known, because thievery spreads like cancer if it is tolerated. via Pocket
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Some have said that the speech would have passed muster if it weren’t for the context of Poland itself. They blame Poland’s “ultra-nationalism” and “retreat from democracy. via Pocket
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Like many who follow politics full-time, I am exhausted with the Trump/Russia narrative, in no small part because it forces me to defend the president from mostly baseless charges rather than challenge his progress on repealing Obamacare, balancing the budget, and filling his own staff positions. via Pocket
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Democrats control both houses of the California State Legislature with 2/3 majorities, allowing them to pass any bills they wish, with no possibility of obstruction from the powerless GOP. via Pocket
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An article in Politico details the fear running through the intelligence community about the Trump administration’s hunt for leakers who have regularly given reporters access to top secret information. via Pocket
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Between the colonial and Revolutionary periods of American history came what historians have dubbed the (first) “Great Awakening. via Pocket
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President Trump’s speech to the Polish people wasn’t quite President Ronald Reagan telling Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall, but in setting the tone for what may be called the “Trump Doctrine” it may be equally important in a historical context. via Pocket
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