Former President Barack Obama delivered a passionate eulogy at the memorial service for the late Rep. John Lewis, a Georgia congressman and civil rights icon who died earlier this month, that urged vigilance in the face of growing “dark currents” that threaten the progress of the nation’s democracy.
Fortunate enough to be taking a self care day today and able to watch the whole Remembrance. Afterwards I felt so refreshed, as if I just got back from a weekend at the beach or a day at the Spa. Batteries recharged.
It was almost an assault on my sense to hear a President speaking in complete sentences. To uplift the listener while at the same time making an urgent call to action. And to just plain speak to the pain and suffering that people are going through, isn’t that called empathy?
He has no plans in leaving, no matter what we do, in the run-up to November.
He is doing everything he can to tip the election to his advantage, none of which has anything to do with policy and everything to do with cheating to gain more votes
Not much else Barack Obama can do but try to do his bit in Saving Our Republic.
True that, and I feel that…what…baptism?..back into optimism, positive energy and hope. But, it’s OK to let 'er rip a little after all we’ve been through. Good opportunity to remind us all to be gracious when we win with the biggest Blue Wave ever to cleanse a shore.