City Weekly · Opinion
America’s garbage is both our problem and the world’s.
Taking a Gander
Figuratively speaking, everything that has happened to U.S. leadership—in its horrifying, hostile initiatives to create hardship and tragedy for our world—demands that it’s time to “take out our garbage.” Between the president, his cabinet and a Congress that has refused out of quivering fear to attempt restoration of America’s greatness, our country must now find a way to dispose of that waste.
Recycle? Forget about it! You won’t find a country in the world that’s willing to risk its environment by allowing such highly-toxic waste. But take heart, garbage-day is coming.
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