W e made it through the last election cycle, I think, finally. The balance of power has shifted just a bit. Yet, it is in no way clear what will happen. The three preceding sentences could have been written in many years past. So, we at least biennially get the new crop. Not chemically enhanced, genetically engineered, nor fertilized, much less vaccinated, this crop is much the same as always. In the parley of cookery, we call the outcome pot luck . W e’re at that time of the season to discuss what’s for dinner. Our chefs are local and we trust their excellence. Let’s suppose this time we’re preparing a (nice juicy) politician as the main course. This happens you know. When families get together, politics may not come from the kitchen but sit there at the table, offering food for dispute, often helping with indigestion. L et’s make a top ten list of these political birds and what we want to see. And let’s try to do it without politics. Maybe that’s
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