I love republicans
Speaking at NKU about Donald Trump, but not about Donald Trump
Two days after the November 2016 election, I spoke at Northern Kentucky University to a few hundred first year students. What would I tell them?
After the election, I was in shock. I couldn’t believe that Trump won. Annie came down stairs in tears. We knew what it could mean for our health insurance that we buy from healthcare.gov. We’re heavy insurance users. Between paying our premium and hitting our deductible in February, we paid about $20,000 in 2017.
Could our son with autism be seen as a preexisting condition and denied insurance that pays for his therapy?
The election seemed to validate racism, sexual assault, and a lack of basic decency, kindness, and empathy.
I decided I…