Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

Can’t Wait (1977). Forty years gone.

The Democrats, without a leader, have become the party of obstruction.They are only interested in themselves and not in what's best for U.S.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 30, 2017

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Anthony Rendon: six hits (including a double and three home runs), five runs scored, 10 runs batted in. That's a great week for most players.

Liberals are going bonkers over Donald Trump’s election and presidency. I’m having a difficult time comprehending all the fuss.

What’s so bad about a free election that was established by our Constitution? Or supporting veterans and police, deporting criminal illegal immigrants and protecting Americans from terrorists? What’s so bad about affordable health care for all, calling out a biased liberal media, giving tax cuts to all and tax reform? What’s so bad about your IRA’s and 401K’s increase since Trump’s election?

What was bad was the mess Trump inherited. Why aren’t liberals squawking about that?

Thomas L. Hay

Lake Waukomis

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Yesterday evening, Katherine and I watched Purple Rain (1984), which Katherine had seen before but I had never seen. I'm not a Prince fan, but I acknowledge that he was a great guitar player and a superb all-around musician and songwriter. The movie was terrible. The plot was clichéd (two men fight over a woman; one of the men comes from a violent family); the dialogue was stilted; the acting was bad; even the subtitles bore little resemblance to what was said by the actors. I don't regret watching it. The movie is a period piece, replete with 1980s hair, clothing, music, and attitude.

A Day at the Races (1976).

Here are the final kilometers of Stage 4 of the Tour of Romandie.