In the hope of a solution, I asked God for help that it would come through CIA, and then on August 14, 2020, at 11:04 AM, its Tweet was in agreement with what was on my mind about my mistake and the media.
First, congratulations on the Biden-Harris 2020 campaign. Second, may they receive what they asked. Third, I hope they enjoy the moment as people root for them. Fourth, give the Democratic nominee Joseph R. Biden, Jr. the celebration that he deserves, make it big, and send him back fully satisfied.
Few things happened since Tuesday's televised announcement: When it came, I said to Leonard, "The media," and then switched from MSNBC to the Jazz channel. He saw the shock on my face and asked if I wanted him to get wine to calm my nerves, and I said, "No," because wine for nerves is for February when ghosts come in droves. But he bought two bottles anyway, and I enjoyed two glasses and three sips with homemade pizza as we watched two Yellowstone (Linson, Sheridan, Costner, Glasser, 2020) on DVR: No, Rachel Maddow. He also said that at one point, "You were cheering for Kamala." Tuesday's announcement reminded me of what I wrote online: Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have no idea what is coming after them. I wrote it months before Romney would pick Ryan.
Early the next morning, Leonard drove alone to Georgia to get ready for the upcoming deer hunting season. He called to check on me during his drive and said, "You need to trust your gut." He noted that Kamala is going to rip into Mike Pence and get Donald Trump at the same time. After discovering my choice for Susan Rice, he asked about her debating skills, and my reply was that she could learn. While on the road, Leonard got his answer about Kamala's debating abilities. Although I dislike how Harris came at Biden, Jr., with her busing fiasco, Leonard made clear that there are people who make their voting decisions based on how someone debates, and then I remembered what I wrote about Kamala: "Torn ass moment." Soon, after each debate, Pence and Trump will need a rectal medical-grade gauze. Kamala should review Tim Kaine's 2016 debates, especially since people believed he over-rehearsed. Biden needs to make sure that Trump does not shadow him from behind as he did Clinton.
By Wednesday, I was laughing again. Since Tuesday's announcement, I have not watched and read any news. Before then, no one has any idea the hours I had spent reading articles and tweets about Biden and Harris. Since Thursday, I believe it was when I unfollowed Biden on Twitter. Not because of what I had written. But due to "no exclusions" that I wrote on April 25, 2019, under Biden, that released my mind.
...right to vote thru the mail..., everyone is entitled to live in the same Peace as others..., no exclusions... If a candidate does or does not overstep the rules, let us see how far she or he and voters will go, which will let us know the U.S. America we will live in from Jan. 20, 2021 - 2025. Whom will voters choose? My desire that each candidate enjoys her or his campaigning in the U.S., the U.S. Territories, and throughout the World, and knows she or he is a winner due to the choice of running for U.S. President in 2020. Hindsight is 2020: Stay safe, including the U.S. Secret Service. On Your Mark, Get Set, Ready. Go!
Before April 25, 2019, when Kamala Harris announced her campaign on January 21, 2019, I knew it was not her due to MLK, Jr.'s date because not everyone would have felt included. In April 2019, I knew it was to play as a video game to see how far I would get, but had forgotten, and did not know I was the target until dodge ball flashed on my mind on Thursday. In fourth grade, I was good at, and I still remember one game when I was the last and then for all those balls targeted my ass. On Thursday, while cooking, I cried (without sound) because The Thrill Is Gone played on my mind (Darnell, Hawkins, 1969).
The Biden-Harris assessment: 'Inclusive - no exclusions.' What ended the game on Thursday was when I realized the 'First' 30330 texts did not come in on Tuesday. No Twitter notification from the Biden camp on Wednesday, especially since I had been receiving them before he live-streamed on Tuesday. Two Biden-Harris email announcements referred to me as folks, not Fern. It may seem that I AM nitpicking but think. When building a campaign (family, business, church, cult as such), you want everybody within and outside the group to feel included, even when disagreements happen. The leader must figure out personalities, needs, and desires for them to feel welcomed or; their minds will realize they are no longer inclusive. The excitement I had for Biden (Obama) was gone; it is why I cried on Thursday because I knew the thrill would never return, same as the May 2014 incident that ended a 12-year honeymoon phase with Leonard. Biden-Harris need to figure out how they can make their campaign inclusive for others because I no longer desire to be a part, but I still will vote for them.
In regards to the unknown initiation, we learned about her skills. What has the Biden-Harris campaign learned? Think back to Sen. John McCain's mistakes, and then I believed Mitt Romney had someone on his team to ensure he did not make McCain's mistakes, but then the 47% happened. In 2016, I did not know Trump was refurbishing a hotel in Washington, D.C., and one of the campaign songs was "You Can't Always Get What You Want" (Jagger, Richards, 1968). The Clinton-Kaine mistakes were exclusions, and not transparent, deplorable comment, no visits to some states, election day polls (possibly some voters thought Clinton would have enough and did not vote), emails, and interference. Although I started thinking about 2024, 2020 is a rematch, a chance to get the job done by avoiding the same mistakes.
In regards to the Harris and Biden, Jr. written works, I deleted the background stories because the narratives no longer mattered, but know that there was more to the story. As Kamala officiated the wedding of Kris Perry and Sandy Stier, a same-sex couple, is when I liked Harris (Taylor, 2013). I had never heard of her until President Barack Obama referred to Kamala as the "best looking attorney general" (April 2013). In the first paragraph, after asked to research Kamala, I refused to list her past because we all made mistakes. While briefly watching Biden's interview after the first debate, I then listed Harris' mistakes. Goldilocks (Southey, 1837), Kamala to stay in her lane, was about the "Just right" position not to steer off the path. Ms. Emily Post flashed on my mind back to when I lived in Waimanalo, Hawai'i. My mother had a handmade Hawaiian Grandfather clock. The flash pointed to the nook's right side (our left): Only Post's and thesaurus (synonyms and antonym) books sat there. Etiquette was a big [F] deal in our household. Fern and Wilbur (White, 1952) were in reference when Alfred Hitchcock was on my mind.
The hidden messages within the Biden, Jr. written works: The 2020 Presidential election is about who can uphold the U.S. Constitution. Cross over the aisle to speak with hateful individuals and hate groups in the U.S. and help U.S. citizens to understand their equal rights under the U.S. Constitution that others want to withhold from them are protected. Allegedly, Donald desires to resume hatred and the civil rights dogs of the past in the hope of his own [revengeful] revolt as Hitler did (Webb, 2019). While writing, Biden's piece was also about his celebration party. In 2018-19, I knew we needed Biden's experience to correct Trump's mistakes and had no idea that in 2020, the United States would be in the situation that the elected-leaders should have learned from our past.
As low-down dirty dogs do, we also continue mistreating each other due to the differences in who we see. One of the problems if Biden-Harris win back the White House is who they can trust. Who is behind the mind of the person providing law enforcement (military) protection? Due to some form of mental control (fear), lack of knowledge (of the laws), and manipulation, law enforcement (military) should have questioned (challenged) Trump's thinking before he unleashed his cruelty through our federal employees against protesters, media, and priest[s].
One of the written pieces that I learned about from Jesus: Water, food, and sleep. Before his death, Jesus had already left behind his forgiveness. He knew that after the soldiers (people) had something to drink, eat, and had a good night's sleep, their guilt would then realize what they had done to him. I hope that Biden-Harris keep the White House well stocked (doggie biscuits, too) so that before engagement with staff, congress, diplomats, and guests are content and then able to think freely for themselves as they conduct business. Because with a hungry gut and or low blood sugar, who knows what else is on their minds when anger sets in to play its role.
Think way back, when I wrote "God brought me out from retirement," from the kind of person that I was to figure things out and help you to see things from a different point of view, and also I shared how I used to role-play with people to help them get the answers. Then I came back out again on January 1, 2019. Matador, are you up for one more challenge? The final writing before the election. If so, the title is: When You Look at Me, Who Do You See? Write your list and then later compare it to mine to see if we think alike. It is a fastball to strike out old thinking, and then I will begin to transition as close as I can to the person I had worked so hard to become. I may not fully get back there, but it is worth a try.
Posted: August 16, 2020, 10:39 AM
Last Updated: October 6, 2020, 9:51 PM
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