This season is winding down
and will be over soon. There might be some changes to this blog that will take
place. But I should explain more in the end of the season finale’s post about
what all will happen and change or could change in the future. Also, as for the
two tied NFL teams in my rankings, I should look up the information that I need
in the season premiere’s blog post.
В выпуске «Время» 20 марта
2017 года было по крайней мере две замечательные статьи. Начинает рассказ о
своей войне с Вашингтоном. Но давайте поговорим о другой истории. Самая лучшая
история этого вопроса была названа Страновой заботой Трампа о замене Obamacare.
Грубо называть сторонников Трампа глупыми, но почему бы им получить все эти
преимущества от Obamacare и проголосовать за человека, который продолжал
говорить, что он его отменит? Это не имеет никакого смысла! Эта статья (начиная
со страницы 14) проливает свет на одну из самых непонятных вещей, которые
произошли в этой стране. Зачем голосовать за кандидата, который хочет избавиться
от того, что вы используете? Это будет похоже на библиотечное голосование за
кандидата, который хочет закрыть библиотеку в городе, в котором вы живете и
работаете.
It can be sad the world that
we live in when an email that you get called “Let’s Talk about Marijuana” isn’t
spam. J B Pritzker, the Democrat who won the primary for governor of Illinois,
wants to make it legal. But that’s a terrible idea. People have suddenly
started acting like pot is no big deal and has never caused any problems. They
legalized it in Colorado and now the number of traffic accidents is up. Here is
a link explaining why pot is a bad idea.
There is this song that they
did on Saturday Night Live that is actually quite informative, teaching me some
of the things that I learned in college as well. It talks about a whole bunch
of different things and one of them is relevant based on what the previous
episode mentioned. Enjoy the video and see if you can see why I’m mentioning it
based on the nuclear power thing mentioned somewhere in the song. Is it a good
thing, nuclear power?
If you’ve been following the
scandals of Missouri governor Eric Greitens, you’ll know that it seems like
things are only getting worse and worse for him. Lawyers are right to be
concerned that he might not get a fair trial. But since Rod Blagojevich got a
fair trial in his state, I don’t see why anyone should be that concerned about
that (although some concern is warranted). There are more and more problems
that he’s being charged with. Will he be impeached, jailed, have to resign, or
any other problem? What I’m also wondering about is how it could affect the
Missouri race for Senate and the Illinois governor election. While both are
unrelated for the most part, Missouri is the same state and it could have
affects for anyone who has any relationship with Eric and the Illinois election
would be affected by Eric who had endorsed Bruce Rauner, the incumbent governor
running for reelection this year.
You probably hear about evangelists
over and over again. I’m not entirely sure what they are. But as a Christian, I
can probably tell you what they aren’t. They are NOT Christians. Satan is a
very powerful being and one of his greatest bits of deception that he pulls is
getting people to think that a certain group of people with beliefs contrary to
what Christ actually taught is somehow part of the real and actual Christian
church.
One of the most notorious
examples of Satan’s handiwork is the Westero Baptist Cult (I call it what it
really is) and it seems that even if these Trump supporters are, in fact,
really Christian, then they need to relearn the bible. Trump has no credible
signs of faith and does not ask for forgiveness for anything that he has done
wrong. But it seems like people are blinded by anyone who is pro-life that they
are willing to overlook every other problem with him or her and say that the
church will always support them.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. We begin with a reporter named Neal (spelled the right way for
a change) getting access to Elizabeth McCord and her team for a day. It seems
like he might be more critical of her, possibly, but I can’t tell for sure.
Since I know him from The Mentalist, it seems like he could suffer from the
occasional curse where if I know the guest star from something, he will be evil
in the episode he appears in. Cat is the most wary of him. Elizabeth is open
enough saying that she has made mistakes in the past. Honestly, I wouldn’t
trust a politician who thought that they never made a mistake of any kind.
In segment two, Neal is with
the McCord family at their house where he stays with them for supper. Elizabeth
gets a phone call which Alison says is what her being secretary of state can be
like for those in her family. Neal talks to a person about how Elizabeth might
have unintentionally caused the Taliban to exist in some way. A reporter for a
different place that Neal openly thinks is fake wants his take on his current
assignment and maybe more of what is going on.
In segment three, Neal seems
to look at the file he was given by the shady reporter, against his wife’s
wishes. But I can’t tell for sure what was going on there. The evil senator
from this season, the one whose name sounds sort of like Moran but probably
isn’t (although there is someone in the cast of the show The Resident whose
first name is Moran who probably has mysteriously murdered parents) has more
demands and Neal isn’t able to hear all of what goes on since someone blocks
the conversation. Russell shows up again and goes on rants that Elizabeth wants
to make sure are not on the record. There are files on people that seem to have
their dark secrets with them but only the truly evil would ever use them, it
seems.
In segment four, Elizabeth
seems to have to make a bad deal and she has to do it in front of Neal who
already knows too much. He listens to a speech that she gives only for Matt to
point out that it isn’t what he wrote. He is conflicted and has many different
feelings about what to say in his article. His wife winds up going into labor.
In segment five, Neal is there
at the hospital with one of the kids that his wife just had. Elizabeth shows up
and gives him a gift. The article seems to have pointed out all sides of the
going ons of her team. He tells his baby that Elizabeth will be president in
the future. You know, if you look back, you will find a point in time where
nine future presidents were all alive at once. How many future presidents could
be alive right now? And is Mike Pence one of them? Do we want him to be one of
them? Neal wants to give the thumb drive with sensitive information about
Elizabeth to her. She declines. Instead, he gives it to Blake, I believe. For
some reason, I keep confusing Blake and Jay.
On the next Madam Secretary, there
could be some sort of government crisis again. Let’s spin the wheel of all the
basic plots that this show turns out. We have: international crisis, domestic
crisis, family crisis, problems within the team, problems with relationships,
focusing on someone or something on a more internal basis than usual, and
something else entirely. Enjoy your episode! I guess that I’ll find out then
what all it will be about. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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