The Inquisitive Skink

I am adding a bitchy mood digital art piece of mine here. I originally shared this image on FB a while back when discussing hell and evangelicals. It fits my mood after dealing with the Wahington Post for the second time in two weeks.  ©2025 Donna Storm I had already believed I had cancelled my Washington Post Subscription. I really don't want anything to do with them. I did it the "right" way. Twice. I discovered that they still charged me for a monthly subscription even after going through their process again two weeks ago. I have been more than a little frustrated. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THE WASHINGTON POST.  I finally copied my most recent discussion with their d-mn chat support to send to my bank with a stop payment request, and here it is:  This messaging feature is powered by Zendesk. By using this feature, you consent to the processing and recording of information you submit and of this messaging session by The Washington Post, Zendesk and ou...

Statement by Major Christian Organizations on President-Elect Trump’s Policy Agenda and Political Appointments "We are deeply troubled by choices President-Elect Trump has made for his Cabinet, particularly for Chief Strategist, Attorney General, and National Security Advisor. Stephen Bannon, Jefferson Beauregard Sessions and Michael Flynn epitomize extremist, racist and fringe world views that we believe are morally inconsistent with Christian principles of loving neighbor and antithetical to American values of “liberty and justice for all.” To read the full statement, go here:  https://nationalcouncilofchurches.us/statement-by-major-christian-organizations-on-president-elect-trumps-policy-agenda-and-political-appointments/

This is the letter from 1424 faculty members from 180 different law schools in 49 states across the country urging the senate to reject the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions for the position of Attorney General of the United States: https://docs.google.com/document/d/167Ci3pVqwzOUe7_e7itlpew1qGcTo0ZD5dNICIbLQWA/pub Here is what it says: We are 1424 faculty members from 180 different law schools in 49 states across the country. We urge you to reject the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions for the position of Attorney General of the United States. In 1986, the Republican-controlled Senate Judiciary Committee, in a bipartisan vote, rejected President Ronald Reagan’s nomination of then-U.S. Attorney Sessions for a federal judgeship, due to statements Sessions had made that reflected prejudice against African Americans. Nothing in Senator Sessions’ public life since 1986 has convinced us that he is a different man than the 39-year-old attorney who was deemed to...

On the first full day of the 115th Congress, the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (an organization made up of state, local and tribal organizations and individuals who have fought for federal protections for survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking since the 1990’s) submitted a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee, urging them to reject Sen. Jeff Sessions’ nomination for the nation’s top law enforcement post. January 4, 2017 Open Letter to the Judiciary Committee Regarding Senator Jeff Sessions' Nomination Dear Member of the Judiciary Committee: We, the steering committee of the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (NTF), a coalition of national, tribal, state, and local leadership organizations and individuals advocating on behalf of victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking, write...