The American Prospect has an excellent article that pretty much describes how President Adolf has united Canadians because of his threat of a stupid trade war based on tariffs.
Meanwhile, the Senate has confirmed too many people to important posts, recently Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr, who will endanger the American people.
While I find RFK Jr.'s anti-vax sentiments and concern about fluoride in drinking water asinine, I do like his focus on food additives and ultra-processed foods.
The BBC has an interesting perspective on it all in "Can RFK Jr. Make America's Diet Healthy Again?" The article focuses on food, but the troubling part of his background is his anti-vaccination tendencies and propensity to support assertions with junk science.
However, with all the hurdles in front of him and under an administration that touts junk food, I don't think he'll change squat.
I need to find some more outlets--print, video, TV, or streaming service--that will make laugh more often. It's going to be a long four years.
I rediscovered one, Regular Show, a series my oldest kid got me into.
Good old Mordecai and Rigby...
That show hits the spot. Yeah!
Another one I've watched off and on recently that is not a comedy but is a sci-fi drama is Battlestar Galactica, a show I didn't watch when it was running on TV.
Of course, I could always watch one of my favorite TV series of all time, Northern Exposure. As I told my daughter, after each episode one leaves with a good feeling. Watching that show can be therapeutic.
And I've been watching eposes of Seinfeld and The Office, but especially with the former, I've watched it so many times that I might need a break from the "show about nothing."
Perhaps I need to revisit Parks & Recreation?
Regardless, I am enjoying the new series St. Denis Medical.
