Coincidence, And 2 Nuggets And The Bottom Line From Tuesday Night's Democratic Presidential Debate:

      A series of interviews, mostly with "Management" now associated with them but the word "Corporate" thrown in a lot, have all gone flip floppy on me, as has become usual, but at least they're being produced, which means there are many people concentrated in one area again willing to fight in the direction of what's Right, even if they don't know exactly what to do with me--or in general, in my now-obvious attempt to fight for my life in the current socio-political-economic climate that is the United States of America. I go to get a vegetarian burrito yesterday, for my breakfast-lunch-and-dinner, which turns into a really long interview with a genuinely cool, Mexican-American, former John Deere Salesperson turned Food General Manager, from Phoenix, who can see me clearly, has a desire to help me/Love Yoga:The Movement bring Excellence, on a new level, to this world in a fair and commensurate-as-possible context, and who clearly has leadership ability of his own. The connection seems solid (So rare nowadays) so that it makes me almost choose it immediately over other seemingly better options still hanging in the loom. I come back, check my e-mail, and AOL News cites Hillary Clinton is showing interest in Julian Castro as her potential VP--I believe the same age as my potential chosen Hiring Manager. It struck me as uncanny, to say the least.

      Wow. http://www.helpchangewalmart.com/--Try to find the 2? ads that played during commercial break, and the ad for https://www.numbersusa.com/petition
      My thought was, "If you put all 5 of these people together, we'd have the Superhuman we all need and, ultimately, seek to run this country."
      And one pre-, one post-debate revelation/reflection: South Korea had a female President a long time ago, I believe, so interesting there's a holdup here...And we'd be better served thinking of our two, historically, ruling parties as Yin and Yang, looking at it from an Eastern perspective, rather than directly opposed--I sense that's what they were meant to be--for us all to experience a context that's complete.