DEAR HARRIETTE: I went to a private high school that a lot of celebrity children attended. As an adult, I've stayed in contact with many of them and watched them turn into celebrities in their own right.
How time flies!
Is showrunner James Goldston the most important force on the House Democratic Jan. 6 committee? There’s no doubt the former president of ABC News is shaping the committee’s presentations, episode by episode. The shows Goldston is crafting are a dramatic departure from actual congressional hearings – hearings in which members of both parties debate evidence, question witnesses, argue with each other and reveal facts the other side might not want revealed.
Just days after declaring pregnancy a sacrament, the Supreme Court announced a bold ruling in favor of performative Christianity. Never mind this tiresome business about no establishment of religion; the holy Republican majority in their priestly robes have liberated the nation’s public school football coaches to get on with the serious business of saving souls.
The reminder, every time they drive down the street, of how high gasoline prices are. The delays in home construction and renovation because of supply-chain disruptions. The hike in the cost of a summertime respite at the lake. The ripple effects of a 5.4% increase in the price of dairy items on a state whose economy depends in large measure on that sector of the economy. To say nothing of the cost of groceries.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I have been feeling overwhelmed by work, family, bills – everything. Recently, I have developed a skin rash that I feel certain is due to my nerves. Whenever I start thinking about all the responsibilities I have and what I am juggling as the eldest in a family of people who do not have their stuff together, I begin to itch. It's awful. I have scratched the skin on my arm and ankle raw. When I was a kid, I had eczema, but that was so long ago. I'm worried that it has come back. I don't have time to go to a dermatologist, though. It's hard enough to get an appointment for the regular doctor. Just thinking about what to do is giving me anxiety. Do you have any ideas? – Itchy
Texas seceding from the union. Repealing the Voting Rights Act. A veritable ban on bipartisanship. And, oh yes, continued cheerleading of the ‘Big Lie’ contending that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
In the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s primary election, voters in Custer County were bombarded with campaign literature trying to shed a dim light on a variety of candidates they didn’t want elected.