After a three day weekend of meetings mixed with fun, I am finally back home...except what is there to write about? A climate summit was held in Paris and agreement was reached to do something about the matter, yet actual details are sketchy as of this writing. Authorities have searched a lake for possible clues tying the
San Bernardino terrorist/nut jobs to terror groups, but there is no word yet if they found anything of investigative value. Israel continues to be attacked by Arab terrorists/nut jobs while the media continues to claim the "alleged" attackers were murdered by Israelis - even though the Arabs initiate the deadly exchange when they slash or use their vehicles to run down and kill Israelis not the other way around. Donald Trump is still leading the GOP circus with Rafael Ted Cruz rapidly chasing him down from behind in Iowa. Trump? Cruz? That's our choice from the Republican Party? Seriously? I suspect millions of American might skip the next election cycle all-together if these are their only options.
The budget deal in Congress has swollen to over $1 Trillion in spending - whatever happened to trimming our deficit? Oh that's right, it's election season for both Democrats and Republicans. Can't do anything that might jeopardize bringing home the bacon for hungry constituents, right?
So all in all, more of the same old, same old. To my Jewish friends, Happy Chanukah. To my Non-Jewish friends, Merry Christmas and any other holiday you may choose to celebrate. The operative word? Celebrate! Celebrate and be thankful for everything you have and be thankful. I can only hope that by doing so, the world will suddenly be less scary and more beautiful to each and every one of us.
As President Harry S. Truman once wrote; "You know that being an American is more than a matter of where your parents came from. It is a belief that all men are created free and equal and that everyone deserves an even break." 'Tis the season to celebrate who we are, where we've come from and what we all share in common instead of what divides us. Have a great week!
San Bernardino terrorist/nut jobs to terror groups, but there is no word yet if they found anything of investigative value. Israel continues to be attacked by Arab terrorists/nut jobs while the media continues to claim the "alleged" attackers were murdered by Israelis - even though the Arabs initiate the deadly exchange when they slash or use their vehicles to run down and kill Israelis not the other way around. Donald Trump is still leading the GOP circus with Rafael Ted Cruz rapidly chasing him down from behind in Iowa. Trump? Cruz? That's our choice from the Republican Party? Seriously? I suspect millions of American might skip the next election cycle all-together if these are their only options.
The budget deal in Congress has swollen to over $1 Trillion in spending - whatever happened to trimming our deficit? Oh that's right, it's election season for both Democrats and Republicans. Can't do anything that might jeopardize bringing home the bacon for hungry constituents, right?
So all in all, more of the same old, same old. To my Jewish friends, Happy Chanukah. To my Non-Jewish friends, Merry Christmas and any other holiday you may choose to celebrate. The operative word? Celebrate! Celebrate and be thankful for everything you have and be thankful. I can only hope that by doing so, the world will suddenly be less scary and more beautiful to each and every one of us.
As President Harry S. Truman once wrote; "You know that being an American is more than a matter of where your parents came from. It is a belief that all men are created free and equal and that everyone deserves an even break." 'Tis the season to celebrate who we are, where we've come from and what we all share in common instead of what divides us. Have a great week!
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