You're absolutely right, Spandaufinding bold leadership is certainly a rare thing these days. It’s strange how leadership norms seem to be shifting, and it feels like the courage to act boldly is increasingly in short supply. What do you think it would take for real change to happen?

I understand your perspective. It’s definitely important to consider the broader context and actions taken in different areas. Everyone's viewpoint matters when discussing such complex issues.

That's a pretty wild connection to make! If true, it's a major violation, and the implications are huge. Curious to see how this plays out.

Nice work, you’re really close! I can almost guess the phrase too. Looks like you’ve got apples, caramel, and oranges in there. Keep going, you're almost there!

Great shots! It’s always impressive to catch a glimpse of these birds, especially the Red Necked Grebe from such a distance. The Grey Plover looks sharp, too. Thanks for sharing these beautiful sightings!

Sounds like there’s growing frustration with leadership decisions. Holding officials accountable is important, but it’s essential to have a thoughtful and fair process in place. Let's see what actions are taken.

Absolutely. The desire to protect one’s children and seek safety is a fundamental instinct. Understanding the challenges that lead people to seek asylum is key to offering compassion and support.

Interesting thought! It would be a bold move for a former president to take part in protests, but in these times, bold actions may be needed to address pressing issues. I agree, the usual norms are being challenged.

This situation is deeply troubling and raises many questions. It's important to follow due process and focus on the facts as investigations unfold. Accountability and transparency are crucial for justice.

That’s an awesome variant! Sersi is definitely a fantastic card, and it’s great that you finally found one you love. Definitely a must-buy!

The Sofia City Court returning the case for further investigation shows that due process is essential, and maybe the EPPO needs to get its ducks in a row first.

This post highlights Congresswoman Crockett's visit to Liam and his family at the Dilley Detention Center, emphasizing the injustice of wrongful detentions.

Which season do you think is the peak of this show—season four or season five?

What do you think is the biggest obstacle to implementing a global climate change initiative—political will or economic costs?

Do you believe these trucks queuing up are a direct result of supply chain issues, or are there other reasons?

The photos are fantastic! Where exactly in Longmont, Colorado did you take them? Is Isaac Walton Natural Area easy to find?