Outpacing The Deniers: The Midterms & Shape Of Things To Come By: Keith Haymes | November 13, 2022 The nation has spoken. Reminding us, it is always a good time to remain positive, and seek to rise above the doubt, in our own lives, and our approach to political engagement. And this was shown again through the […]
Got your hands in the air, and they just don’t care. It’s been nearly 20 years since we secured justice in the Elvin case, with now too many similarities to young Adam Toledo. A few years older, but a kid, arguably compliant with commands, hands up, shot dead. There was no video in our case, […]
at least for some version of quasi pre-litigation Phase 1, on Day 4, many of us have been sleep-deprived, and nearly ledge-worthy. But let’s not lose focus on where most of this intense election angst came from. In the event that a more traditional, law-abiding president was confronted with losing a close election, they would […]
Some Final Thoughts on the Run-Up to the Presidential Election MIAMI — It’s that time of the election cycle again, when we get asked by some well-intended voters, what they should do, sometimes because they are getting pressured in two different directions, from alternate camps. I usually suggest that they follow their own instincts, and […]
Brands, Odds & the Overview on Joe Biden’s Vice-Presidential Candidate Selection We are now in the eleventh hour and 45th minute of the @JoeBiden vice presidential selection situation, and an interesting story it has already been. There are no minuses in waiting these extra days, in fact, it has been prudent to vette-away and not […]