Toward Ecosophy

On rereading, you stated death of a leading politician. Many, many, of our leading politicians are quite elderly, and either illness or simple age could do them in, as well as accidents. Not merely both presidential candidates, but the Speaker of the House, most senior committee members, and so forth and so on. I assume as it is a USA chart, it must be a USA politician, not an ally?

Among our older politicians is included the gentleman who lost the Democratic nomination process both this year and four years ago, and who appears from my angle on things to be a leader of a certain faction within the party and, without whose leadership, that faction might search for a new and more potentially profitable political alliance.
I doubt Bernie Bros and Deplorables would ever really want to hoist beers together, but both think of themselves as being the Common Man, and both would feel cheated by a Biden/Harris administration, and Enemy of my Enemy may make a decent ally, especially if aiming at a voting system overhaul when both groups know beyond a shadow of a doubt that there's fraud galore. (Note that what is known may not be correctly known, but I suspect fraud galore is an understatement.)

Said gentleman being quite politically savvy, he might even put forth the effort to make that alliance himself, if he hasn't got sufficient reasons to stick with the current situation.

It seems like we have fertile ground for the imagination as far as how this might turn out, and ample opportunities for us grassroots types in the next four years. I can see many openings to persuade folks ahead.

Would an appropriate way to use this chart be to ask a Bernie Bro I know after the inauguration if he still thinks Bernie was cheated out of the Democratic nomination four years ago and this year, and if he says yes, ask if he supports elections investigation and overhaul? It seems a place for common cause, if not actual alliance, and fits rather well with the comments on state and municipal officials (are county included in municipal?) having troubles and challenges. I think, given we're both in the same state, we probably can share certain concerns that for him are largely environmental and me are more humanitarian (namely, how do we discourage people from elsewhere moving here, where there's little water) though for very different motivations.

After all, if one knows there is to be trouble, isn't it useful to attempt to point out problems which need to be addressed with folks who might share that interest in that problem, in a public venue? Or am I seeing the utility of a mundane chart all backwards and upsidedown?

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