On a recent morning, I went into a variety store to purchase some lottery tickets. Next to the counter was a rack of red “Make America Great Again” caps. I walked out of the store, not really because the sentiment was offensive, but more because of who and what it represents. For some, it’s a line in the sand, but for others, it represents unbridled fear and divisive rhetoric that’s driving decisions that aren’t in America’s collective best interests. Those decisions and policies are neither reflective nor thoughtful – they’re knee-jerk reactions to perceived injustices. That got me to thinking about where we’ve come and where we’re going. Continue reading “How to Make America Truly Great”
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