I listened to a press conference and a little commentary after -

First off, the police officer was a real person with a real family and friends, and I feel sorry for their loss

But -

I think it was the sheriff who said something to the effect of how awful that someone was shot for the clothes they were wearing -
and all I could think was what about the color of their skin? The sheriff segued from Black lives matter to all lives matter to police lives matter........Irony is so little appreciated these days.

Then - the commentator was talking about how police protect us and how terrible it is when they lose one of their own; a clearer statement of us versus them than is to be had anywhere else. They may protect us, but they are not one of us. He went on to comment on all the effort that would go into finding the suspect, and I thought, "Aren't you supposed to do that whenever anyone is killed?"

Trump has come up with some Progressive statements that might attract voters -

- denouncing corporations that lay off Americans for cheaper foreign workers

-calling for taxes on foreign goods entering the US to compensate for lower manufacturing costs elsewhere

- saying tax codes need to be changed because hedge fund managers are getting away with murder

- supporting women's health issues

it kills cancer cells with a grain of salt. As far as I know, chemotherapy interferes with all cells, cancerous and non-cancerous. It's largely a race to kill the cancer cells before too many normal cells are killed. So why should I believe that marijuana can somehow kill only cancer cells?

For the record, I think the reason to legalize marijuana is that the War on Drugs has caused far more damage than marijuana ever could, even if marijuana was as harmful as some claim. Alcohol has wreaked far more havoc with my family than marijuana ever could!

My hair really thinned out during the first phase of chemo. It's still long, just about 1/4 of the volume that was there before.

Supposedly, the hair will come back with the new chemo.

Soooooo.........How long do I wait this out before I see any hair coming back (if any.)>

Do I get a crew cut now and grow it all out evenly again?

I'm thinking of the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror. My understanding is that it reached the point where everyone was guilty of something, then several of the leaders went to the guillotine and things quieted down into Napoleon's military coup.

Not meant as flame bait, just if he did, I missed the story. If he hasn't yet, I'm assuming he will.

John Kennedy went into the Presidency more concerned about keeping the Cold War from turning into a hot war than he was about Civil Rights. He wasn't happy when Martin Luther King persisted in making Civil Rights the issue, but he did respond when he was forced to see what Black Americans were facing every day of their lives.

I just recalled that back during the Kennedy Administration, Martin Luther King insisted that Civil Rights was a top priority. Kennedy was preoccupied with other things, like a Cold War with Russia. King pushed Civil Rights to the center of the stage, and we are all better for it.