Bill Kennedy
Bill Kennedy writes from Taneytown every other Monday. Contact him at wlkennedyiii@verizon.net. Bill is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, with a B.S. in Recreation Administration. Now retired, he has worked for the Detroit, MI., and Baltimore City Depts. of Recreation and Parks as well as several local and regional businesses on various office management levels.
- If the Senate had actually lived up to the oath they swore at the trial’s beginning, to be open and listen to the evidence without prejudice, which many Republicans openly disregarded, the former president could have been barred from elective office in the future, his presidential pension possibly could have been withheld, and federal medical insurance might have been denied, as well as possibly a reduction in his security detail.
- The Democrats want to extend the supplemental unemployment at $400 until September, while the Republicans want to limit those payments to $300 and just until June. How about settling on the $300 but extend it until September?
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- I, and quite a few people that I have talked to over the last couple of months, have received bank statements, utility bills, insurance and health care premium notices, credit card statements, and all manner of business correspondence so close to the payment due dated that it is impossible to return the required payment by mail on time.
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- My ideal choice would have been former U.N Ambassador and National Security Adviser in the Obama administration, Susan Rice. She is an extremely bright person with experience in dealing with foreign governments and security matters. She also worked closely with Vice President Biden on many matters, including the planning of a comprehensive response to a pandemic situation, which the Trump administration cavalierly threw out.
