Much is being made about the "issues" which are now missing from the White House website. The site is in transition a President Trump begins his administration--I expect to see the page get more developed with time. And I am disappointed (though not surprised) to see a few issues missing: foremost among these are the pro-life issues, which I suppose aren't being noticed for the simple reason that these have not been on the White House site for about 8 years. Ditto for religious liberties. These days, it is these two sets of liberties which are under most constant assault by our culture and even at times our government.
Of course, the "issues" which most people are whining about being missing are issues which the previous administration championed: socializing healthcare, civil rights, climate change, and the LGBTQABCETC issues. With any luck, some of these things will continue to be absent from the website. I think its a bit much to hope for a good counter-response to them from this administration.
We may be pessimists, but we are prepared to give an account of our hope. We may be skeptics, but we are ever faithful. We may look down with sorrow on the human condition--but this sorrow begets charity. We are heralds of the dusk, but like watchmen we await the new dawn.
Contra Mozilla
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Firefox users we wanted to take this space to let you know what Mozilla, the company that makes Firefox has been doing, and it's not good. Mozilla recently forced its CEO to resign because he had, 6 years ago, donated $1,000 to a pro-family political group. Apparently Mozilla is intolerant of anyone that disagrees with their Liberal/progressive view of politics. To read more please visit WhyFirefoxIsBlocked.com. We aren't blocking Firefox, but we feel it is important to let you know what's going on. For those who are curious, the reason why we are not blocking firefox is that the script to do so also blocks a variety of firefox alternatives, such as IceDragon and others which are similar to firefox and based on the same open-source code. We do think it is important to push back on this issue: for starters, you can leave firefox a comment here. You can also switch to another browser: here are six more free browsers (besides IceDragon) which are supposed to be similar to FireFox (because they are based on the same open-source code) but which are not otherwise affiliated with Mozilla.