Black or White
Wednesday after the midterms, everyone seemed to see the issues as black or white . . . or wait, was that white and black . . . ?
Colorful Stories
As the political reporters crossed paths going home after the midterm elections, the colorful stories abounded . . .
“Yikes!”
The president said the California wildfires were caused by California’s poor forestry practices and permitting medical marijuana to be grown on federal forest land. California said it was Washington’s failure to provide proper forest service funding. In the mean time, Montana was living with smoky sunsets and sunrises because of the California wild fires. Iowa and Rhode Island claimed they had no dog in this fight . . .
Unclear
With the election over, many of the candidates’ staffers found that they were unclear as what to do now . . .
Campaign Weary
It had been a tough, grueling campaign season for the Muley family, and they were glad Tuesday was the end. Dad was stumping for the red group, Mom for the blue, and Twyla Sue, the baby, for PETA. Needless to say, there were some scheduling as well as fund raising and contribution conflicts. Meanwhile, Twyla Sue heard disturbing reports that Chick Fil A wasn’t vegan . . .
Turning His Back
Turning His Back
A president who recently left office said if his party didn’t have significant wins the mid-terms, he was turning his back on politics. Some people in the polls were not convinced, but hopeful . . .