their work in third world countries. Trump is, after all, turning us into one.

It might actually get people to wake up to how truly awful and cruel President Assface and the Republican Party are.

...would be a great location.

Maybe it would stimulate some of the main line Christian Churches to join in.

thoughtfully,
Bright

to mind.

Most of us don't want to die.

But when death is, or seems, likely and/or inevitable, the impulse to find a way to make it meaningful inspires some of the most profound conviction our species is capable of.

When my father was dying of lung cancer, he changed his will to donate his body for research purposes.

The imminence of death makes priorities clear and desperately REAL in a way that almost nothing else does.

And that's going to be the experience of many people and families when they lose life-saving and/or life-sustaining care, because of a cruel, childish and impulsive action by a bully empowered through ignorance and selfishness.

sadly,
Bright

exit.

If her insurance lapses, she will lose her place on an organ donation waiting list.

They will not be able to afford to keep uninsured individuals on the list as the number of hospitals and transplant physicians able to provide uncompensated services is sharply limited and will likely become moreso.

sadly,
Bright

and he started talking about taking away medicaid, medicare and SS, I've been trying to line up a bunch of old folks, kind of like myself, to pitch tents on the white house lawn. We could just live there until we croaked. But, I do like the hospice idea better.

You'll have to settle for Lafayette Park in front of the White House. And while you're there, say hello to the leader of the Camel Club, John Carr, aka Oliver Stone.

David Baldacci's (Camel Club series) John Carr, aka Oliver Stone – once the most skilled assassin his country ever had maintains a tent there.

Apologies to the song.

Count me in. But cremate me under the White House love to have them smell death.

issue a permit for any such thing.

Interesting idea, though.

But most of the potential sites are probably under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service, which might complicate matters.

Of course, they don't much love their new boss, either...

speculatively,
Bright

Seriously, I live on the west coast, but I'd fly out to DC to protest in that event.