Apparently, there are no big issues facing the U.S. today, or within our government, as the House finds time to dwell on the necessity of condemning hate. I guess it’s the same line of reasoning as Kylie Jenner being a “self-made” billionaire or that seismic testing could pose no threat to North Atlantic right whales. Should we expect a measure on approbation of love?
Chris Freeman
Everett
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