4.1.19

What?

Are the members of 
the U.S. House and Senate 
being referred to as "leaders?"

I suppose if the word "leader" is kept restricted in its use and only uttered in phrases such as: 
" ... leaders of the House ... " or " ... leaders of the Senate ... ", that's okay.

But, the last time I checked, I'm pretty sure these folks were supposed to be elected representatives put there by the people who voted for them and the word 'servant' more applicable to their tasks at hand.  But then I've been wrong before.

Leaders?
JM(M)

2.1.19

"Do what you can't."


Some motivation for you.  And me.
(This was, technically, my post for 3 Jan, but it went up before midnite, so ... )
JM(M)