Yeah, this is the point that Sundance didn’t articulate well. Freedom wins. We can’t explain how, but it does. It’s been shown through American history.
Listening to The Wright Brothers this week on my commute. It’s an audiobook by David McCullough.
And you’d think there wouldn’t be much to say, but he weaves an incredible story around Wilbur and Orville. I’m only on CD two of eight and they are already building something in Kitty Hawk, so I’m not sure how he can keep the story going that long, but he does.
And isn’t America like that. Just when you think innovation’s finished, it begins anew.
We’re in for an exciting period ahead. For the last 20 years, our country has been wasting all its pent up energy driving at 20 miles per hour. But now with leadership and people motivated to pull together, there’s a lot of hope for the future.
You can sense it. I remember how Obama tried to communicate with the American people after he got into office. That lasted a couple weeks only and he went into hiding because he wasn’t really a communicator or true leader.
Hey, great idea picking up those Newsweeks! That’s going to be a good memory.
And I keep going back to the article we collaborated on about the wall. Save that memory too.
Actually, not so much
To blow 10,20, or 30 thousand dollars to have the privilege of a photo of "Madame President" is the apex of screwy thinking. Most folk with common sense would find much wrong in that line of thinking. They would prefer to feed and clothe their family than to give a pop of $10,000 per copy to put money in the pocket of some one one they care little about. Seriously, read that copies of this piece of crap were being sold for $10,000 each edition. Who, in this age, has money like this to toss aside?