Gratitude for the prospect of a Republic's glorious redemption. . . ."For whatever else we knew or didn’t know or were confused about, we sensed that we were living in a very different America from the one that Al-Qaeda had attacked on that late summer’s day. It was an America infected, to an extent not seen since the 1930s and then again in the 1960s and early 70s, by radical ideology; an America torn by racial divisions that we thought we’d overcome; an America that sought answers but didn’t see any sign of them in either of our major political parties, which in one election after another could seem almost indistinguishable in their platforms and priorities. "Then along came, of all people, Donald Trump.
"Who could have expected that he would make all the difference? After all, he’d been around for a long time. He was a fixture of my New York childhood. Long before The Apprentice, my aunt wrote him fan letters – I think because she admired what his building projects had done to help bring a dying city back to life. (In response to her first letter, she got an autographed picture.)" . . .
Washington Commanders Agree To Un-Cancel Redskins Logo . . ."In a post on Facebook by Republican Montana Sen. Steve Daines, the Congressman wrote that “The censorship of the former Commanders logo was a classic case of woke gone wrong. I applaud the Commanders & the NFL for their commitment to never censor the logo again.”
“ 'And for working with the [Walter ‘Blackie’] Wetzel family to restore the logo to a place of prominence and honor to benefit Indian Country,” he added mentioning the “Native American artist who used Blackfoot chief John Two Guns White Calf as the inspiration for the logo the NFL team used for almost 50 years.' ” . . .
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