Take your passion and anger and channel that energy: vote with that energy, fill out your census with that energy, engage with your community and the legislative process with that energy. Instead of being on the sidelines demanding that someone else on the inside make different decisions, step into a decision making role, step into your role as a stakeholder/owner of your community, city, country. Engage!

A few weeks ago I watched the movie "Jaws" and today a PBS News story about Tybee Island, Georgia.

Similarities:

Both are islands with small populations dependent on summer tourists for income.
There's a threat to people's health (shark/virus).
Local businesses demand reopening despite threat.
In "Jaws" a shark expert comes to the island, in Tybee an expert from the government comes to help with social distancing.
Both mayors wear anchor-themed clothing.

I think the anchor-themed clothing really clinches it:



From about 3:45:

That Biden should be "staying away from a fight."

"Certainly, covering Hillary Clinton's campaign, they fell into the trap a lot of fighting that fight with Donald Trump. And it didn't work. The people didn't know what she stood for, because there were so many. you know, snarky tweets back at the Trump campaign."

I don't remember that. What snarky tweets? Okay, I have a bad memory, but I don't think that happened. Did it?

And who the hell didn't know what she "stood for"? Were people's memories erased so they didn't remember her decades of fighting for progressive policies? There was a lot of bullshit about Democrats not standing for anything except "I'm not Trump" propaganda. And a lot of complaining that Democrats weren't playing dirty enough to fight Republicans.

I don't know what Keith is talking about.