My commitment has been to refrain from getting into politics on this blog; my hope is that what I have to say here continues to honor that commitment.
I’ve watched the impeachment hearings and am sad at what indisputably will be the outcome. I am not sad for me, as much as for majority of people in our country (and in the world). I will be fine; very little will change in my life, because I am a white privileged woman with enough money to keep my life style, and with limited years remaining to get caught up in the aftermath of a rough president and the dismantling of the Constitution of the United States . Sad is a soft emotion, one that fits my situation, but not strong enough for most of humanity.
As a person of faith I am praying that love, truth, and hope surround every senator and every person effected by their vote.
I’ve watched the impeachment hearings and am sad at what indisputably will be the outcome. I am not sad for me, as much as for majority of people in our country (and in the world). I will be fine; very little will change in my life, because I am a white privileged woman with enough money to keep my life style, and with limited years remaining to get caught up in the aftermath of a rough president and the dismantling of the Constitution of the United States . Sad is a soft emotion, one that fits my situation, but not strong enough for most of humanity.
As a person of faith I am praying that love, truth, and hope surround every senator and every person effected by their vote.