But that ignores the time when Congress persons where on the payrolls of major U.S. businesses for several years just before the Teddy Roosevelt Administration.
I agree with your statement with one caveat: I believe it was Nixon and his pardon that broke faith with us first. It created the fertile ground for Reagan’s message to take root.
Thanks for the reference, I’ll check it out. And I’m encouraged that the simple (nonviolent) act of pulling out a cell phone had the desired effect of discouraging your bullying neighbors. Our friends live at the end of a country road. They have to pass one property owned by a right wing nut bully. He would harass them as they drove to their home several time a week. The police only stepped in and arrested him when they showed the cell phone video of him waving a shotgun toward them as the attempted to get in their driveway.
I live in a condo and my neighbors are attached. They see every landscaping change I make and they feel free to make comments. Some are not wanted but most are nice.
Yea! That’s really confusing to one who believes with all their heart that the fondler-in-chief was chosen by their god to put the country back on the righteous path to Christianity.
Four intuitions? So funny!