The first of hundreds to resign later as the true magnitude of the disaster appears.

I’ve become convinced that American politics is going to be fundamentally changed sooner than we thought. That’s not to say that it will be better, or more humanistic, or even more realistic. I just think there will be a shift in the no kings march; and a change in the opposition rhetoric, at a minimum

I think I was frustrated because nobody I talked to wanted to learn the context. Indeed, their entire political participation demanded they ignore it.

It took me a few years to understand it in that way.

And for the longest time I was mystified why the marginalized people could see it plainly while anyone who participated anywhere on the political spectrum : - from progressive to liberal to libertarian to mega to religious extremist , and the mainstream news - ignored the basics of democracy. It was to me, the most peculiar thing about American culture

These things drive me crazy ; mostly because most people who are politically active blithely ignore that

It’s a feature and not a bug, because it’s working as designed.

“Misjudged” as a word in this article is doing such heavy lifting that it should win a gold medal.

America has not been a democracy that counts votes accurately in federal elections.

It’s unknown who would have won, had that been the case, certainly not the two people running.

How much have they robbed to date?

I think it would be more accurate to declare a minority of people enjoyed a relatively stable time for a few decades; and others paid a very high cost for that progress.

All the major companies have too many ghosts, and will do things I do not like.

I really want to support more ethical organizations