RIP: Milton Glaser

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Milton Glaser had a golden rule that he always liked to follow. His first and foremost rule was “You can only work for people you like.” I love New York, now even more than ever.

Milton Glaser was born in NYC on June 26, 1929. Thus American graphic designer, illustrator, and co-founder of the revolutionary Pushpin Studio. He graduated from NYC's Cooper Union and studied printmaking with Giorgio Morandi in Italy from 1952–53.

‪Si, Cy Can Sue‬

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SCOTUS Puts POTUS in his place. He’s like all other Americans regardless of race, color, or creed... NOT above the law.

Does anyone else recall American Comedian Jack Benny, the Superstar entertainer, who transitioned from modest success playing violin on the vaudeville circuit and ultimately to a highly popular comedic career in radio, television, and film?

Dying To Learn

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To the minority of Americans who elected a dum liar to make life and death decisions, how's that working out for the US?

Lost jobs? Health care? The country sold out to Russia. Can't see family or friends, kids out of school, and more than 133K dead.

And A Fare To Forget

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All who bet on him get burned at the end.

He’s a loser and he’s not what he appears to be.

He tried to stop John’s book. Failed. It was published.

He tried to block Mary’s Family Memoir and failed once again.

Who loses repeatedly because deep down he’s an empty scared child?

Why does he lead anyone who follows him blindly into mayhem and misery?

He has lied, cheated and stolen at every turn with no lesson to learn, But crash and burn!

American Revolution

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This is the American Republic. We're living in the land of the free and home of the brave. The bastion of liberty. In God We Trust. We have to learn t live together.

The phrase all men are created equal has to be one of the best known in the world. Indeed, it’s used so often that it has become a cliché. The phrase is from Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence written in 1776. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Declaration_of_Independence

SCOTUS on Electoral College

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Back in 1952, SCOTUS ruled that states do not violate the Constitution when they require electors to pledge that they will abide by the results of the popular vote. But the justices had never before decided whether it was constitutional to enforce those pledges.

Today the high Court said 538 people who cast the actual votes for president in December as part of the Electoral College are not free agents and must vote as the laws of their states direct.

USA Hotspot

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The USA is an international hotspot as COVID19 continues to spread in the sunbelt, while temperatures soar just about everywhere.

More than 270 million Americans, that's 84 percent of the continental U.S. population feel high temperatures reaching above 90 degrees for at least one day this week, and for most folks, it will last for several days, qualifying for a heatwave.

There will be warmer-than-normal temps along Northern Tier, scattered showers and humidity for South and lots of heat and humidity for all.

People Get Ready

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This emergency post that is necessary because of the urgency with our expanding political, financial and health pandemic. 

Our situation is dire and has deteriorated to the point where we must inform the masses to reduce risk before it is too late.

This is not anyone else’s COVID19. it is Our Corona and we alone must deal with it before more die. https://ourcorona.net/

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