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The Sun Also Rises – 2022 Elections

Posted on Thursday, March 25, 2021
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by AMAC, Robert B. Charles
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Written by: Robert B. Charles

The day before yesterday, Trump was elected, and then 2020 came with COVID-19, chaos, and recrimination. Disinformation, censorship, and a surreal sense that reason, rule of law, history, and institutions were being upended in favor of raucous riots, rolling ridicule, and no end to political hypocrisy. All this was capped by a second impeachment, a sense that “inmates are running the asylum”—a line from 1920 dystopian horror flick Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. But wait: The sun also rises.

If there is a sense of being spun about, disoriented by the peppered nonsense from the left, that is not a bad assessment of where we are. Through a series of unresolved actions and a breathtaking lack of accountability that dates back to Obama–Biden, Americans feel frustrated, ignored, and disserved by politics. Patriots are getting tired of being cast as villains. They feel fundamentally betrayed.

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Mare Onaranch
Mare Onaranch
2 years ago

Already have it. Thanx

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Jimmy Carter, 39th president of the United States visiting in Jerusalem, Israel in March, 1990, where he held meetings with Israeli and Arab officials trying to bridge the gaps between the two sides. Carter, a moderate Democrat, was president from 1977-1981. He led a remarkably active and constructive post-presidential life concerning himself with ameliorating global suffering, housing shortages and ravages from diseases as well as numerous peace seeking diplomatic missions. Born in Plains, Georgia on 1924, he became, on March 22, 2019, at age 94 the oldest living former president, eclipsing the age of George HW Bush. Here he is joined by wife Rosalyn Carter as he shakes hands with then Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Shamir.
President Joe Biden, joined by Secretary of State Antony Blinken, is briefed on the terrorist assault on Israel, Saturday October 7, 2023, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Cameron Smith)
The British director, Ridley Scott, and American actor, Joaquin Phoenix, posed together for the media at the photocall during the premiere of the film Napoleon at the Prado Museum, Museo Nacional Del Prado, Madrid Spain November 20th 2023
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