Last fall I wrote about the one thing I will remember every time I hear the name Brett Kavanaugh. Despite the fact that there was nothing political in my words, a few people still managed to get riled up and tell me I was wrong. (I’m still trying to figure out how I can be mistaken about my own thoughts.) Apparently not learning my lesson, I recently asked a question on social media about where to ascertain unbiased facts about two diametrically opposed political views that both claim to be telling the truth. So much for thinking staying neutral would not incite the pitchforks. I swore off politics and decided I would never publicly dive into that realm again. But slowly I got drawn back in. Curiosity drove me to take in the debates this summer. Next thing I knew, I was Googling candidates’ names I had just learned, while ... Read moreWhy I’m not getting my hopes up for the 2020 election
