Welcome to the Third Degree: Tough, Brief, Weekly  Interrogations on matters public and private that force thinking and response. This Sunday we target: Madness

  • Has the Madness of March marched into April with certifiable effect?
  • Do eyes turn to Ohio and Arizona  certainly but also skyward in anticipation of eclipsing events even more compelling than Caitlin and Zach?
  • Is “sneak over when the world goes dark “ another  slam dunk open border policy?  Welcome illegal aliens (oh—forgive—“undocumented newcomers”) to the we pay asylum?
  • Will  the eclipse cause climate madness uncertainty  among the settled  science cohort of bought and paid for global warming/climate change so-called experts?
  • Are those patronizing pawns panicked because the eclipse will blot out the sun and eliminate, by precise, night soil pie, calculations, 3.1415 bazillion gigatons of carbon emissions  thereby resetting the existential equation of life on earth to the unforeseeable future, which is a scientific statement in itself?
  • Taking advantage of the scary dark, will the green new dealers seize the moment to push (literally) EV cars and trucks with an electric  challenge:  “Plug It In?”
  • Has an abbreviated theme gained  progressive campaign appeal: “Plug It?”  No debates, no questions just “Plug It?”
  • Like Hitlers, 7 April 1944 Goebbels and lawless declaration in Berlin,  will we get plugged quickly and often to create a fully plugged up society?
  • Similarly, will new EPA bald regulations, shaving furry animals and men’s heads, reflect heat and augment plugging efforts?
  • Do we note that women and gender variant types are exempt but promise to plug a lot even while they rally for the poor, Hamas supporting  Palestinians and cheer the wavering American government?
  • Where’s Ukraine anyway, and who gives a Houthi about rag heads humbling sea commerce and America?  Afghanistan, what happened there?  Dunno?
  • Worldwide weakness, forget it and just keep plugging around?
  • Certifiably, does all this make you, or drive you,  mad?

Socrates reminds:  “The unexamined life is not worth living.  The answers and actions remain yours.