Writing History … Tracking Trump’s Actions #4
Donald Trump and his administration continue to make history. My intent with these posts is to map recent actions of Trump 2.0 against Project 2025. To help with this I
April 21, 2025
Donald Trump and his administration continue to make history. My intent with these posts is to map recent actions of Trump 2.0 against Project 2025. To help with this I
Dear all – I’ve been busy this past week driving back to Canada which included a stop in Chicago to see family. However, now back in action and ready to
As I mentioned last time, the deluge of information about what Donald Trump is doing is overwhelming. Fortunately, the New York Times has been tracking the actions of Donald Trump’s administration since
The deluge of information about what Donald Trump is doing is overwhelming, making it difficult to step away from the chaos and assess the overall impact or underlying intent. Fortunately,
At times I’ve referred to myself as a Pollyanna – you know, the person who always finds the bright spot in a situation, one whose cup is half-filled rather than
Two occurrences today have prompted me to write. One was the T-shirt a man was wearing in the grocery store; the second was an article my daughter sent featuring a
All the Frequent Troubles of our Days by Rebecca Donner is the story of Mildred Harnack, an American doing a PhD in Germany who witnessed the rise of Hitler and
A few weeks ago, I listed the first ten projects itemized in Project 2025. I realize that some of my readers prefer that I stick to historical fiction, however, I
Two weeks ago, in a post titled Writing history, I looked at the people Donald Trump has chosen for senior positions, the notion of ‘dismantling government’ which is task #1
On November 11 – an important day of remembrance – I wrote a post titled Seeking Understanding and suggested that we are and will be writing history in a most
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