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Donald Trump has taken (in my opinion) some well-deserved heat for saying that his opponent, Hillary Clinton, doesn’t have the “look” to be President. No surprise, I suppose. The Donald is legendary for his observations about women’s appearance. The Clinton campaign has rightly called him out for it in a recent ad featuring little girls examining themselves in the mirror while some of the uglier things Trump has said about women get played in the background. It’s a powerful counterpoint……
Today, the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in D.C., New York and Pennsylvania, brings back a lot of difficult memories. It was one of those days that you never forget if you were old enough to understand what was going on. I remember the horror, the terror, the confusion, the sorrow. Oddly enough, I also remember what a gorgeous day it was, clear and sparkling with sunshine … until the airplanes began to crash. Between my ties to…..
When I blog, whether about ethics or angels, I usually try to keep it non-political. Yes, I live near Washington, D.C., where politics are as essential to the atmosphere as oxygen. And yes, I’m an attorney, which means that I follow the fates of various laws and lawmakers with intense interest. But I also believe that the things I write about – ethics, apologies and, yes, angels – transcend politics. Or at least I did. This Presidential election process has…..