Here is praying you have a blessed day.
Chris and I continue our visit to see Dad. We spent a couple hours with him yesterday at his residence. We enjoyed meeting some of his table mates while enjoying lunch. Yes, they have assigned seating. It was a very enjoyable visit.
Today the Easter celebration continues and we will retrieve Dad early this afternoon for some family enjoyment.
Happy Easter to all.
-- Bob Doan, Weston Lakes, TX
Dad
Grand Marshall of the Easter Egg Hunt
Weston Lakes, TX
April 18, 2025
Good Friday is not normally a celebratory day. It is more usually a day of remorse and reflection.
Yesterday, however, we celebrated and enjoyed an Easter Egg hunt while spending time with my Dad, whom I have not seen in over a year. He was in good spirits when we retrieved him from his residence and we spent the day interacting with some of our Texas family.
Preston and Eva
After the Egg Hunt
Weston Lakes, TX
April 18, 2025
We spent a long day enjoying the sounds of children and watching them play. I even got to play catch with a football. Since I didn't bring my baseball glove, and there aren't any other lefties in the family, we couldn't play catch with a baseball--my preferred sports ball.
It was relaxing and enjoyable to watch the kids play while catching up with the adults.
It was also nice to focus on family and take some respite from the news of the day.
-- Bob Doan, Weston Lakes, TX
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| Passenger Pick-up Terminal C George Bush Intercontinental, Houston, TX April 17, 2025 |
I picked the wrong exit first. We wound up where the Lift and Uber drivers along with limos pick up passengers. Walking around the corner we happened upon the taxi stand. But finding where normal people get rides from family was nowhere in sight. Calling Pennie, my sister who was trying to find us as we were trying to find her, she told me to head back inside and exit through the portal marked Passenger Pick-up.
We found it.
They found us!
It was a miracle and then after slogging through grid-locked airport traffic for another what seemed like 20 minutes we were on the road.
And so the Easter holiday begins. I believe today will be devoted to an egg hunt. We will retrieve Dad from his residence so he can enjoy the fun with most of his Texas great-grandchildren.
-- Bob Doan, Weston Lakes, TX
It will be good to see my sister and her family and my Dad. It had been a while since we made the trek to Texas.
We are flying on United, since they have a direct flight from PBI (Palm Beach International) to IAH (Houston - George Bush Intercontinental). All of the other airlines had layovers and flight changes that, as we all know, can become a problem. It has been a while since we flew United, but the direct flight from PBI is worth the few extra dollars to not have to drive to Fort Lauderdale (FLL).
Finn is not traveling with us. He is spending the weekend with another family and will enjoy himself getting reacquainted with their cats and meeting their new puppy.
It should be an exciting few days for all of us.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
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| Blowing Rocks Marina Tequesta, FL April 15, 2025 |
We are experiencing some absolutely fantastic weather. I remember other South Florida Aprils where the temperatures were already in the 90s and the humidity was oppressive. These days, however, the humidity is enjoyable and the temperatures are only now beginning to reach into the 80s.
I rode almost 22 miles yesterday and did not even really break a sweat because of the pleasant humidity. I did a longer ride through some areas that I only infrequently visit. It is nice to note the changes and the route I rode has a very nice wild area which is not unlike the trail I rode last summer on the Great Allegheny Passage.
For the evening, Chris and I headed off to Tiki52 and $2 Tuesday. I think I am writing too much about Tiki52 because it seems to be getting busier even as the snow birds are departing. After enjoying some adult beverages and wings, Chris and I walked out onto the dock at the marina and stared longingly at the ICW. It has been too long since I was out enjoying it from a boat.
Well, the big event was Tax Day--and while I had already filed my taxes the small fortune I owed the government was withdrawn from my accounts yesterday. Ouch! I did a little too good in my investments, of course that was before the tariff nonsense which has negated all of the gains on which I just paid taxes. I am pretty sure 2025 will not be a repeat of 2024--we have a long way to go to get back to where the previous president left us.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
According to Reuters:
1. It is the 2nd Monday of April. Welcome to Holy Week! There are 37 Mondays remaining in 2025.
Rino on the Road
Pilanesberg National Park, South Africa
February 25, 2025
2. Chris and I are finding it hard to believe that we were in South Africa two months ago! It seems like yesterday that we were sampling wines and enjoying the wildlife while riding through a National Park in South Africa.
3. In the land of tariffs and confusion we are not too sure what is and is not going to be exempted from tariffs.
4. Congratulations to Rory McIlroy on winning the Masters on a sudden death hole and completing a career Grand Slam! It was exciting to watch.
5. Today in History. President Abraham Lincoln is shot in the head at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C. on April 14, 1865. The assassin, actor John Wilkes Booth, shouted, “Sic semper tyrannis! (Ever thus to tyrants!) The South is avenged,” as he jumped onto the stage and fled on horseback. Lincoln died the next morning.
Booth, who remained in the North during the war despite his Confederate sympathies, initially plotted to capture President Lincoln and take him to Richmond, the Confederate capital. However, on March 20, 1865, the day of the planned kidnapping, the president failed to appear at the spot where Booth and his six fellow conspirators lay in wait. Two weeks later, Richmond fell to Union forces. In April, with Confederate armies near collapse across the South, Booth hatched a desperate plan to save the Confederacy.
Tariffs on imported semiconductor chips coming soon, Trump says - Reuters
Russian missile strike kills 34 in Ukraine's Sumy, Kyiv says - Reuters
Rory's time! McIlroy wins Masters to complete career Grand Slam - Reuters
Trump administration says it is not required to help wrongly deported man return to US - Reuters
White House's new policy to ignore reporters who share their pronouns sparks debate - FoxNews
Five missing and one dead after boat capsized off coast of Florida, authorities said - CNN
No evidence linking Tufts student to antisemitism or terrorism, State Dept. office found - The Washington Post
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
It is apparent that there is no master plan, the White House is just throwing stuff against the wall and hoping it will stick. And if it doesn't, they are denying that it happened.
One of the most concerning occurrences this past week was the refusal, in court, to correct the injustice done to the Maryland father illegally sent to El Salvador AND the continued refusal to find a way to allow those deported to the prison in El Salvador their due process.
Wait--destroying the world trade markets without a cogent plan--or any plan is a close second.
One writer sums up some of the week's happenings as follows:
On Friday, China imposed 125% tariffs on goods from the U.S. A spokesperson for the Chinese Finance Ministry said that Trump’s tariff machinations “will become a joke in the history of the world economy.” At 9:20 a.m. President Trump posted: “We are doing really well on our TARIFF POLICY. Very exciting for America, and the World!!! It is moving along quickly. DJT.” The new tariffs had badly threatened Apple Inc., and at 10:36 p.m. the U.S. Customs and Border Protection posted a notice that various electronics, including smartphone and computer monitors, are exempt from the tariffs.
When economist Justin Wolfers commented: “I just want to tip my hat to the crack team of White House economists who were able to discover—in just a few short days—that the U.S. is dependent on China for smartphones, computers and semiconductors.” Dr. Soumya Rangarajan noted that “a basic medicine we use 1000x per day in the hospital, heparin, is also dependent on China, and people will die without it.” As Sabrina Malhi of the Washington Post explained, about 12 million people hospitalized in the U.S. need heparin every year, and it is only one of the many medications that will be affected by Trump’s tariffs on goods from China.
It is clear that there is no plan and that we are living at the whim if a president who has visions of grandeur, but has no comprehension of the second and third order effects from whipsawing leadership.
Sadly, the week ahead looks to be as turbulent and unconstrained as the week past. Maybe the Easter holiday will bring redemption and sanity.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
It was rough yesterday. I had to cancel a hotel room after the designated cancellation time. That meant that I paid for a hotel room in which we did not stay. That sucks! And it was an expensive room as well.
Well, that is how things have changed. I did save money on gas by not driving to Tampa; so I guess it almost works out.
Wait--I also paid for seats and parking at a MLB game that I did not attend. I hope the empty seats enjoyed the sound of the bat hitting the ball and the cheering of the crowd.
These things sometimes happen on short notice. It just sucks that the fiscal downside is so steep.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
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| Moon Setting Tequesta, FL April 10, 2025 |
My weekend plans changed dramatically this morning--but I always say that plans are made to be changed.
I guess I needed a quiet weekend anyway. Next weekend, hopefully, we will be in the Houston area visiting my Dad and enjoying Easter.
I caught an interesting image of the moon setting behind a home last night. It was really interesting because depending upon where I stood, I could either see the moon or it would have already be behind the house. I tried to get it right at the roofline with the palm in front.
So, with the radical change of plans, we will see what the weekend brings.
I guess I'm at the precipice hoping not to fall.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
Crossing the Loxahatchee River
Tequesta, FL
April 9, 2025
It was a cool 63 degrees as I headed off on my bike yesterday morning. Having been away, it always feels good to get back out on my bike. Yesterday was no different. The wind was cold even with a sweatshirt, when I started the ride. I finally warmed about 4 miles into the 14-mile ride I had planned.
It was great to be out on the bike after driving over 2500 miles during the previous 9 days. What a trip! Tequesta to Elkridge to Ithaca to Elkridge and then back to Tequesta! Whew. And that does not include the travel around Maryland.
We are off to Tampa tomorrow for boating, a ballgame, and an overnight. I am excited to boat Tampa Bay for the first time. I hope the weather holds. It is supposed to be pleasant and sunny!
Today we have a few house projects that need attention and so I will be skipping my bike ride., It is amazing how things seem to go awry when we are gone.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
Liberty is hanging in the balance.
I was reminded of something Thomas Jefferson wrote:
“The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”― |
| Out the Hotel Window Brunswick, GA April 7, 2025 |
We have experimented with stopping near Savannah and even a bit further north in South Carolina--but the second day trip from there just seems too long. Also, given that we generally leave about 4 AM from Maryland, we arrive too early for our hotel room to be ready. Brunswick seems perfect and when we arrived at 2:30 PM our room was ready. An additional factor is the ready availability of gas and food options. The downside to stopping in South Carolina is that we will need a gas stop before making it home. Brunswick is comfortably within a tank of gas for the truck.
Out the window last evening was a restaurant, which apparently is closed on Mondays. In the distance is I-95; the highway home.
We experienced some severe weather last evening. When Chris and I took Finn out for his evening walk we were confronted with gale force winds and driving rain! Ugh. Needless to say, Finn found refuge under a large bush to take care of his bio needs. Hopefully today's travels will be rain free, although we are expecting showers as we get closer to home.
Looking forward to getting home!
-- Bob Doan, Brunswick, GA
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| On the Road Headed South Near Smithfield, NC April 7, 2025 |
The race to end the drive and arrive at the hotel for a much needed nap ended about 2:30 PM in Brunswick, GA. Brunswick is about 2/3 the distance to Tequesta. I like short second days because in my mind I'm always thinking: "Are we there yet?"
All-in-all it was a good day on I-95. Even the South Carolina roadways were not clogged and we proceeded smoothly. We were also blessed in that the two major traffic tie-ups we spied were on the northbound side.
Hopefully, we arrive in Tequesta tomorrow about 1 PM.
-- Bob Doan, Brunswick, GA
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| Hands-off Day Protest Sign April 5, 2025 |
The chaos and confusion we are experiencing and which has now expanded to include nearly the entire world was born out of the election lies told by Trump.
That may be harsh, but I clearly remember his promise that on day 1 he would lower prices and reduce inflation for working families. That is far from what is actually happening.
Trump claims a mandate from the voters--but he misunderstands the mandate he had which was to reduce living expenses for working families. He did not have a mandate to destroy the economic system of the entire world while pushing the limits of democracy in America. Yes, he said he was in love with tariffs, but targeted tariffs which have been used by nearly every president are very different from what we are experiencing now.
I fear that destroying the strongest economic system in the world is designed to allow the uber-rich to swoop in and buy companies when the stock is down and thereby further pad their fortunes. This is, of course, at the expense of those of us who have worked and saved for years and invested our retirement accounts as the government advised through 401Ks and the TSP.
We have been duped!
-- Bob Doan, Elkridge, MD
Programming Note: Because tomorrow is a travel day, Monday Musings will not be published. Hopefully there will be an update from the highway.
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| Rest Area off Route 15 Tioga, PA April 4, 2025 |
I-81
Shrewsbury, PA
April 4, 2025
We made our obligatory stop at a Route 15 mountaintop rest area near Tioga, PA. The views are stunning of the valley below and yesterday the first signs of spring's rebirth could be clearly seen.
As our drive continued south, especially as we drove along the Susquehanna River, we saw many more signs of the deepening season. South of Harrisburg, springtime blossomed. Grasses became green shaking off the brown of winter. The reds and greens of budding leaves added an almost autumn-like hue to the trees along the highway.
Upon arriving back in Maryland where springtime is fully underway, my allergies kicked in. There always seems to be a downside.
-- Bob Doan, Elkridge, MD
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| Cayuga Lake from Glenwood Pines Ithaca, NY April 3, 2025 |
We enjoyed a nice early Spring day yesterday with temperatures into the 70s--which was a relief from the cold we experienced in Maryland.
There are many memories here and the final departure will be difficult, I am sure.
Last evening we enjoyed dinner on the east shore of Cayuga Lake at Glenwood Pines. The clouds above the lake were threatening and made for definitely early-Spring scene considering the trees are only beginning to bud for new leaves.
Today we head back to Maryland for the weekend.
-- Bob Doan, Ithaca, NY
Jax on the Mound
Arundel High School, Odenton, MD
April 2, 2025
Last evening, I was privileged to attend an Arundel High School Varsity Baseball game in which my grandson was the starting pitcher. He is a junior and it was his first varsity start. Although it was cold--very cold, both Chris and I were excited to be there. We did not know he was the starter until we arrived just as he was finishing his warmup for the first inning.
He pitched a gutsy and great 5.2 innings. He actually pitched 6 innings, but a dropped ball at 1st base cost him the final out of the 6th and also the win. He allowed 2 hits, 1 unearned run, walked 4 and struck out 2. The team went on to win the game 2-1 with a 7th inning walk-off single to score a run.
Why gutsy? Well, it was cold and there was a biting wind. But, more importantly, he did not have command of his best pitch, yet figured out how to get outs using his other pitches and that is really tough on a cold day when the team is depending on you to turn the fortunes of the season around. The team has suffered some tough late-inning losses and their record is 2-5.
On the Bump
Arundel High School, Odenton, MD
April 2, 2025
This was his third appearance of the season and he has been solid in the other two. Although he got tagged for a blown save in his first appearance, he was victimized by a nasty error which allowed the go ahead runs to score on what should have been the final out of the game. He was lights out in his second appearance, also in relief, pitching 2.2 innings of 1 hit baseball while recording 5 strikeouts. That game was the team's only other win.
I wish we were staying in Maryland longer so that I could see him pitch again, but the warmth of Florida is calling to me!
Good job Jax!
-- Bob Doan, Elkridge, MD
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| Blue Spring Sky Odenton, MD April 1, 2025 |
Blue skies without a cloud, or with few clouds, seem to be rare. Chris and I drove from Florida to Maryland under overcast skies and so yesterday's blue sky was appreciated.
We have been enjoying the early Springtime flowering trees and bushes. There seems to be color everywhere. The white trees and bushes adorning the hills and alongside the roads almost seem like snowballs being prepared for a fight. And then the reds and greens of the budding trees coupled with the yellow of the forsythia add to the texture of the scene.
I know many people enjoy the colors of the Autumn, but for me the rebirth after Winter with its explosion of colors is more appealing to me. And then to enjoy a blue clear sky tops off the entire experience.
Tomorrow is another travel day. We are heading for Ithaca in what may be our last ever trek to the area where we both grew up.
It is a busy trip.
-- Bob Doan, Elkridge, MD
Parker Seed and Feed Co.
Dunn, NC
March 30, 2025
We stopped for the night in Dunn, NC, during our recent trip north. After about 11 hours on the road, we had departed at 4:45 AM from home, it was good to get into our hotel room and go out for a walk.
Dunn is not a big town, but we have stopped there a couple times before. This was the first stop after DST and so we headed out to explore around the hotel and give Finn a good walk before turning in for the night.
We came across this abandoned building, Parker Seed and Feed. I could not help but think of the traffic and activity this building had seen in the past. It was likely a hub of activity, but now is fenced and standing alone in the storms.
I am sure the building is not going to be around much longer as Dunn, NC, seems to be growing and there is a small storage company already encroaching at one end of the lot.
The building sits right behind the Dunn Hampton Inn and Suites, which is where new stayed. Sadly, we likely will not stay there again because it seems Hilton has rebranded Hampton Inn down a level. Dunn, NC, is about two-thirds the way to Maryland from our Florida residence making it good stopping point for the northward trek. This was our third stay and I even know where to get the least expensive gas in the town!
-- Bob Doan, Elkridge, MD
(Wow, I haven't written that location in a long time)
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| Aftermath of an Accident on I-95 Near Yemassee, South Carolina March 30, 2025 |
Well, it wasn't national security and since even the Secretary of Defense can keep secrets, secret; I am not upset that the secret is out. In fact, it makes life easier. Our family is terrible at secrets, why? Because, from the time the kids were small Chris and I drove home the idea that families don't keep secrets.
Chris and I are excited that we can celebrate a significant birthday with one of our kids.
Traveling is always an adventure. Today we were slowed by an accident on the southbound side of I-95. It was a major "looky-loo" event on the northbound side. I have no idea how semi wound up traveling north on the southbound lanes.
We should arrive in Maryland today.
-- Bob Doan, Dunn, NC
I forgot to look out the window and check the flag across the street to determine the wind speed before I departed. The first half of my ride was pretty good since I head west. It was not until I began to ride some of the east legs that I noticed the wind. It was coming from the east at about 20 mph with higher gusts. I had a lot of fun riding west, but paid a price when heading east.
The worst part of the ride was the final leg led which is up a hill riding to the east as I crested the small hill, the wind hit me full on and it almost felt as if I was going to be pushed backwards. But of course I wasn’t
— Bob Doan, Tequesta, Fl
I maintain that a myopic, inwardly focused view is unhealthy as it provides fertile ground for strategic surprise. We are so busy dealing with the day-to-day crises that we don't have time to consider the effect of our actions on the other countries and for that matter, to consider how what is happening in places like Turkey potentially affect our country.
And then there is Signal-gate. How many supposedly brilliant people does it take to realize that admitting to a problem and fixing it is smarter than doubling down. And that begs the question--how many other Signal-chats are there out there which present a clear and present danger to the United States?
Did I mention that the stock market, which holds not only my retirement savings but many other people's, is falling like a rock due to the insane application of tariffs and the lack of strategic fiscal vision in the White House?
Why do we need a trade war with the world? That is going to help us, how?
I wonder which billionaire owns stock in bicycle companies since cars are going to be priced out of existence.
Why are the things Trump was elected to do being left undone?
I'm really looking forward to not paying federal income tax on my Social Security benefits--no wait, am I actually going to continue receiving benefits? But Musk said I would get more! And lower food prices--where are they?
What about Musk?
My thought is he has too much money and no political smarts.
This morning [yesterday], Wisconsin Democrats issued a press release noting that Musk had “committed a blatant felony,” directly violating the Wisconsin law that prohibits offering anyone anything worth more than $1 to get them to “vote or refrain from voting.” Wisconsin Democratic Party chair Ben Wikler said that if Schimel “does not immediately call on Musk to end this criminal activity, we can only assume he is complicit.” (Letters from an American)
And then consider the Presidential Oath of Office. I reread it this morning and I have questions as to whether the oath has been and is being violated. And I don't even mean the part about supporting the Constitution. It is the faithfully part, because it sure seems to me that everything being done right now will improve the financial bottom line of the president while harming the citizens. To me, that does not seem to be faithfully executing the Office of the President.
How is sending people being evicted for the country to a prison in a country not their own without due process and no prospects for redress a deportation? Doesn't deporting a person mean sending them back to their country of citizenship? And furthermore, if there is no due process who is making the decision to deport? That people, is unconstitutional. Everyone setting foot on American soil has rights despite what certain people would have us believe. The Constitution and our laws do not differentiate between citizens and non-citizens. We are on a very slippery slope.
Finally, I am tired of hearing how much money DOGE is supposedly saving the country, because too much of it is at the expense of the citizens. If they save $1 trillion, but we are left with no healthcare, no research, a broken education system, and a defense industry in tatters I am not sure that is better. And if DOGE is saving so much money, why do we have a looming debt ceiling crisis?
Some much to ponder and so little time.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
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| Blowing Rocks Marina Tequesta, FL March 26, 2025 |
Yes, there were thunderstorms the other night, but we really needed the rain--and we got a lot. But, overall the humidity has been low and the temperatures very moderate. I remember the past two years when we were already experiencing 90 degree days at this time of the year. It was not a lot of fun. With the summer coming, I need to enjoy these afternoons and evenings.
This morning is one of the warmer mornings we have experienced with the day starting around 70 degrees. There is definitely a bike ride in my immediate future.
But what--MLB is BACK!!!
How about them Os?
Only 161 more games to go, but at least they got off to a great start with a 12-2 win and crushing 6 homers!
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
The dentist said that the tooth's silver filling absorbed moisture over the decades and caused the tooth to fracture. Fortunately, it did not hurt and I was able to finish the South African wine tour/safari and return to the U.S. before having the tooth examined and repaired.
My worst fears were realized.
They could not just cement the piece that broke off into place, a piece which I had dutifully transported from South Africa back to Florida. I wound up with a moderately expensive crown, but thankfully not a root canal.
And again, I was very elated that there was almost no pain.
So, my mouth is almost back to full operating efficiency.
And as a result I will begin to have routine cleanings again, which stopped because of COVID and which neither Chris not I ever got back onto the schedule due to moving and retirement.
So the silver lining, hahaha, is that both Chris and I are going to resume regular dental cleanings, something we did before COVID, and I have a new tooth.
Do you think about your teeth? Probably not unless you have a dental appointment or some pain.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
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| Sawfish Bay Park Looking East to Highway 1 Jupiter, FL March 25, 2025 |
I had a boat reserved through my club for 9:45 AM. I confirmed the reservation verbally the night before and then again about 9 AM via text. As Chris and I were leaving the house to head to the docks, I received a call that my reservation was being canceled due to expected afternoon weather. I was not a happy camper.
I was so very unhappy that I called the club offices to register a complaint. My take on the weather was that nothing was going to happen much before about 5 PM. I had planned on returning the boat by 4 PM and we likely would have returned it sooner. The club did some research and apologized while also promising to look into the late notification.
That promise, of course, did not get me a boat and we were stuck ashore for the day. We ate the lunch our friends had prepared for the four of us to enjoy at the sand bar on the veranda of our condo.
Chris and I did, subsequently, stop by Sawfish Bay Park later during there day to get by the water and take a picture of the US-1 Bridge construction. I had planned on boating through the area and then onto a very nice sandbar for the day. I had reserved a pontoon boat which had an upper deck and therefore plenty of shade for a day in the sun.
Turned out there was precious little sun during the day. The apparent blue sky in the image is really a thunderstorm over the ocean in which we had seen lightening.
The thunderstorms did finally arrive in Tequesta--at 5:15 PM.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
The story in the New York Times starts as follows:
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disclosed war plans in an encrypted group chat that included a journalist two hours before U.S. troops launched attacks against the Houthi militia in Yemen, the White House said on Monday, confirming an account in the magazine The Atlantic.
The editor in chief of The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg, wrote in an article published on Monday that he was mistakenly added to the text chat on the commercial messaging app Signal by Michael Waltz, the national security adviser.
It was an extraordinary breach of American national security intelligence. Not only was the journalist inadvertently included in the group, but the conversation also took place outside the secure government channels that would normally be used for classified and highly sensitive war planning. (New York Times)
I remember when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was accused of possessing sensitive material on an unsecured phone. Trump wanted her jailed. Why is it that he is so quick to move against others, but never take responsibility for himself or his people? I wonder what the results of this incident will be?
And accidentally including a reporter? Nothing is an accident. The whole incident smells of neophytes who do not begin to grasp the importance of operations security and the proper use of secured communications. Additionally, it seems obvious that they believe that rules are made for others and not themselves.
The Washington Post version of the story additionally has the following:
Senior Trump administration officials have warned in recent days that they will investigate unauthorized leaks to journalists, citing reporting in a number of publications. Several of them also for years criticized the handling of classified information by Democrats in other cases. (The Washington Post)
I'm waiting for the spin doctors to move in on this one. I am sure they will blame the entire incident on Biden.
-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
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