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Pat Miller's avatar

Hope you find some relief. Well, this administration is certainly a pain in the neck....

Marick Payton's avatar

Wishing you and Marz the best, Mary. Love your analysis and writing.

Michele's avatar

Mary, my neck is also not happy, a chronic problem which is flaring right now. I wish your neck to behave and you to feel better. As always, thank you for the excellent essays and analysis.

John Sheehan's avatar

When I grow up, I want to be able to write as well as you do. Meanwhile, good luck relieving that neck pain.

Dixie Knoebel's avatar

Wishing you a great outcome!

Jenell Mahoney's avatar

Hope your neck pain can be resolved quickly...you many need to try out dictating your great columns rather than typing them...pain isn't easy to live with, I know! I'm trying to get relief from a back ache that's lasted two months now...not at all fun.

Sylvia Jones's avatar

Thank you for as always providing insight and humor...stretch, swim, find a reputable chiropractor....oh and breathe!

Dian Allison's avatar

Hope you get some relief for your neck! It's simply too apt a metaphor: as Pat Miller pointed out, this regime IS a "pain in the neck"! Our bodies tell us the truth.

Laurie Trombley's avatar

I can commiserate with you. Sure hope you get relief!!

Rachael Dorr's avatar

And while on the subject of personal enrichment by Fearless Leader, what is up with the money from sale of Venezuelan oil confiscated by the US Navy? Last I heard it was banked in Qatar and no one knows in whose name the account is. Possibly why Fearless Leader (a dated reference to the Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons) says the US has no shortage of oil?