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2026
November
4

My message to the Democratic Party

Today is a turning point in American politics. I am a swing voter, not closely tied to either party. Here is my message to the Democrats, posted on Facebook:

Never forget that you won by winning the votes of dissatisfied moderates and conservatives who do not see themselves as left-wing and who feel no loyalty to your party.

Do not take this as a mandate to go far left. Take it as a demonstration of what you can achieve by reclaiming the middle of the road.

Neither party has wanted the middle of the road for a long time. I wish they both did. That would give us much better government.



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This memorable conversation from Facebook needs to be preserved:

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2026
November
1

Another rose for Melody

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Today, at our All Saints' Day service, our church displayed white roses for the eight members who passed away during the past year. This one was for Melody.

They were displayed at the same place as the flowers we gave last year in thanksgiving for the 50th anniversary of our first meeting.



"My name is 'My Name'"???

Microsoft has given a product a surprisingly inconvenient name.

The Remote Desktop Protocol client is being replaced by a new app that also adds some special functionality on their Azure servers, or something (I haven't delved into it). I know that as a substitute for the old client, the new app works just fine.

There's just one problem.

The name of this new Windows app is "Windows App."

I'm not kidding. That makes it hard to get a search engine to tell you anything about it as distinct from all the other Windows apps that exist.

It's as if someone introduced himself by saying, "My name is 'My Name.'"

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