See no evil, speak no evil, do no evil


An irreverent jab at presidents past and present as they attend the Memorial service for Ethel Kennedy in Washington  Having the most difficult job in the world and being able to gather together in respect for a monumental person seems fitting and possible in a democracy - unlike many other countries that battle for the right to lead their people  May our next president be able to align himself so closely to those who served before him with reverence and dignity
 

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Debi Pazza said…
I'm voting for our next President, but I am not holding my breath that he will be as respectful as maybe he should be, 😆
10:57 AM
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