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Then (1999): Now, 2025: I want you to know you are not alone in your feelings. It’s okay to talk about these concerns, to reach out to colleagues, and to acknowledge the stress this uncertainty brings. Your dedication, experience, and heart are still deeply valued, even in times of change. While we can’t control every […]
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Democracy: messy Let’s be realistic—democracy is messy. Like, “spilled-coffee-on-your-shirt-while-running-late” messy. But compared to a “clean” government where one person or party decides everything? Our chaos is kind of a relief. Messy = debate. Debate = better laws. One party calling all the shots? That’s tyranny, and nobody wants that. Imagine a government run entirely by
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The Common Question “What? Nursing care is expensive, especially for long-term illness. I have retirement savings, assets, and a wife with dementia. I have no long-term care insurance; it was too expensive years ago. What are you talking about—Medicaid? I’m not rich, but I’m not poor.” That reaction is common. When care is needed, many
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