Sabrina Alfin
A Declining DemocracyRetired interior designer. Gun sense volunteer and activist. Vote Blue.
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Are State AGs and Local DAs Pulling a Merrick Garland?
It’s been nearly four and a half months since Renee Good was shot to death by Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who decided to take her life for the crime of trying to follow his orders to leave the area. We all saw the video. There was no ambig...
Public Servants, Not Billionaire Lackeys
I know. Crazy, right? Can you imagine if we had genuine public servants in political office? Not just federal office, but also local and state offices, too. Imagine how much we could get done for Americans if we had people in office who wer...
About That Nazi Tattoo...
We just learned this morning that Janet Mills has dropped out of the Maine Senate race, clearing the way for Graham Platner to be the Democratic nominee to challenge the current scourge that is Republican Susan Collins. If anyone can suppla...
Update: Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Results
The following are the results of the survey I opened last week, in which 81 participants completed the questionnaire. Typically, anything less than 100 respondents would not be considered statistically significant, however, there is value i...
Family Annihilators and Mass Shooters: Two Sides of the Same Patriarchal Coin?
This sure has been a week for patriarchal, misogynist misdeeds. Two splashy stories about femicide/family annihilators made the national news. The first involved the ex-deputy governor of Virginia, Justin Fairfax, who shot his wife to death...
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San Francisco citizen. Commentary on a failing America. Not a journalist, just a realist and pragmatist wondering how we extricate ourselves from our collective stupor to bring down the oligarchy and the patriarchy.
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