After one of the nastiest and most divisive presidential campaigns in recent memory, business tycoon Donald Trump is president-elect of the United States.
It will probably take some time for the country to scrub out the mud that stained our democracy and gargle away the bad taste left in our collective mouths. But the country is still standing, and the ideals of the First Amendment remain firmly in place.
Showing posts with label 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2016. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2016
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Michael Josephson: Make 2016 the best year ever
I hope the past year will go down in your book of life as one filled with great pleasures and grand memories. But whether the year was good, bad, or indifferent, I hope you’ll enter the new year wiser and stronger for your experiences, and optimistic that the best is yet to come.
A vital quality of a happy and successful personal and professional life is continual growth spurred by a commitment to learn through study and experience. This requires the humility to accept that however good you are you, can get better and develop the ambition to be better.
A vital quality of a happy and successful personal and professional life is continual growth spurred by a commitment to learn through study and experience. This requires the humility to accept that however good you are you, can get better and develop the ambition to be better.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Steve Flowers: Inside the Statehouse: Who will be the GOP’s savior?
Alabama and the Deep South have now become the heart
and soul of the Republican Party in America. We are the most reliable base of
support for any GOP presidential candidate. We and our sister southern states
of Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina and Louisiana are the
bastion of the GOP.
Our loyalty to Republican presidential candidates is
not only unquestionable and predictable, it has been going on for quite a
while. Alabama has been a safe haven for the GOP for close to five decades when
it comes to national politics. Since 1964, we have voted for the GOP candidate
for president 11 out of 13 times. The Republican candidate has carried Alabama
the last nine presidential elections going back 36 years to 1976.
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