 Good God, y’all, I cannot believe it’s been a year since I last posted on my blog. The lull was initially unintentional — a result of my energy being focused on other projects and priorities. To my few but mighty readers, my apologies for leaving this space unattended for so long.
At the beginning of March, I was all set to regale you with news about some personal and professional milestones: My eight-year anniversary as a thriving entrepreneur and freelance media consultant. An exciting and long-awaited home improvement project. A new, super fun gig in the arts. Plus, y’know, the most important announcement of them all — I cut off all my hair and dyed it platinum. Then COVID hit.
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 Brace yourselves. I’m still reeling from my recent head-on collision with the Affordable Care Act, and I’m fired up about the government taking my money. (OK, technically the money goes to a certain health insurer downtown, but I'm trying to make an impassioned argument, so poetic license is in order here.)
Now, I rarely show my political colors in public. My political bent is no one’s business, for one thing. And for another, I am not particularly invested in any one issue. Most of the time, I am simply happy to live in the home of the free, and I resolutely accept the bad stuff that inevitably comes with all the good in these here United States. I registered as a Democrat at age 18 because my mother told me that Kentucky rarely turned out any decent Republican candidates, so it was important to be able to vote in the Democratic primaries and at least help choose the best jackass out of that bunch. I don’t know if I agree with her logic, but I’ve left my official allegiance with that camp all these years. If I had to pick a party based solely on my beliefs, I would align with the Libertarians. When it comes to supporting business and industry, I am a conservative capitalist. On social issues, I fall more on the liberal side of the fence. |
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