I was able to ask Representative Ro Khanna at his recent town hall in Fremont, CA last week, why can't Congress call his bluff? If we can have a Congressional hearing about UFOs, why can't we have a hearing about the widespread voter fraud (the GOP claims) and then have an honest, televised review of all the proof and data about this voter fraud? Answer (which I didn't know), a hearing requires a Congressional vote and the GOP controls that vote (at the moment). *sigh*. The power and control the GOP have over DC at the moment - is like having a kitchen with roaches - but you cannot shed any light because the roaches in the walls disconnected the light switch.
The reflecting pool as a metaphor for “Man in the Mirror” self-reflection and personal change.
Both the reflecting pool (like the iconic one at the Lincoln Memorial) and Michael Jackson’s “Man in the Mirror” (1988) revolve around the powerful act of seeing a clear reflection of yourself—literally or figuratively—and using that moment of clarity to drive inner transformation and outward action.
RELEASE THE TRUMPEPSTEIN FILES
RELEASE THE TRUMPEPSTEIN FILES
RELEASE THE TRUMPEPSTEIN FILES
RELEASE THE TRUMPSEPSTEIN FILES
I was able to ask Representative Ro Khanna at his recent town hall in Fremont, CA last week, why can't Congress call his bluff? If we can have a Congressional hearing about UFOs, why can't we have a hearing about the widespread voter fraud (the GOP claims) and then have an honest, televised review of all the proof and data about this voter fraud? Answer (which I didn't know), a hearing requires a Congressional vote and the GOP controls that vote (at the moment). *sigh*. The power and control the GOP have over DC at the moment - is like having a kitchen with roaches - but you cannot shed any light because the roaches in the walls disconnected the light switch.
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The reflecting pool as a metaphor for “Man in the Mirror” self-reflection and personal change.
Both the reflecting pool (like the iconic one at the Lincoln Memorial) and Michael Jackson’s “Man in the Mirror” (1988) revolve around the powerful act of seeing a clear reflection of yourself—literally or figuratively—and using that moment of clarity to drive inner transformation and outward action.
What can you do?
That would clean up SO MUCH !