The January 6 insurrection highlighted the deep divides and contradictions within our society. In reflecting on this event, I explore the influence of double standards in our government, the consequences of misinformation, and the importance of understanding our rights. Despite the chaos, I urge us to learn from these lessons—know the rules, understand the facts, and approach situations with caution. By doing so, we can move toward healing and break free from the traps of division and injustice that have been set in place.

The author reflects on the presidential debate, comparing the candidates’ interruptions to sibling disputes and expressing frustration over the lack of clear, focused discussions. They emphasize the importance of hearing each candidate’s plans for the nation’s future, free from divisiveness and name-calling. The post calls for more informative debates and a civil exchange of ideas to help voters make an informed choice.

In this post, I reflect on the current state of the nation and compare President Trump to Andrew Johnson, America’s 17th president. While both have contributed to division, I argue that Johnson’s actions, particularly an executive order he signed, had a long-lasting negative impact on race relations and the nation’s economy. Despite Trump’s divisiveness, I believe he still has the potential to repair the damage, unlike Johnson, whose decisions left lasting scars. This post is a candid look at how leadership can shape a nation’s future.

In this post, the author reflects on the current state of the nation, comparing it to a reality show, as political unrest and leadership actions spark unrest. The post emphasizes the need for change and urges for a new path forward amidst the turmoil. The author critiques the actions of an elected official and expresses the importance of addressing the deeper issues affecting citizens. Change is coming, and the author calls for swift action to pave a better future.