The recent news that Trump is too ‘exhausted’ to engage in interviews with unfriendly outlets is concerning on many levels. It raises questions about his ability to handle the demands of the presidency, particularly if something as routine as interviews proves to be too much for him. As someone vying for the highest office in the land, one would expect a candidate to be able to face tough questions head-on, regardless of the source.
It is concerning that his team is resorting to the excuse of exhaustion to explain his avoidance of interviews. If he is truly too tired to engage with the press, how can he be expected to effectively navigate the complex challenges that come with being the President of the United States?… Continue reading
I cannot wrap my head around the tragic news of the father and daughter hikers found dead in Utah after running out of water in 100-degree temperatures. It pains me to think about the desperation and anguish they must have felt in their final moments, knowing that they were unable to save themselves from the brutal heat. As someone who lives in a desert environment myself, I understand the importance of respecting the elements and being well-prepared before embarking on any outdoor adventure.
The trail they attempted, with its 8.1-mile loop and 1,500 ft elevation change, is notorious for its challenges and lack of shade.… Continue reading
As I sit here reflecting on the news that Donald Trump will be holding an outdoor rally in Las Vegas in scorching heat, my mind is filled with a myriad of thoughts and concerns. The fact that the campaign has made sure to have extra medics and water on hand, but strictly for Trump’s personal use, is both baffling and disheartening. It seems that once again, Trump’s priority lies solely in his own wellbeing, rather than the safety and comfort of the individuals who have come to support him.
The decision to host a rally at noon in the desert during the summer months is mind-boggling to say the least.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker