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May 5 Blog: Follow the Money
Dear Friends: This blog is a little later than usual because I went to Scotland for my birthday and a meetup with some family and friends. It was a wonderful trip. Traveling is such a good way to get another perspective on things, especially when you are inclined, as I am, to delve into the local history of places when you visit. I’ve been struck lately by how many commentators and politicians use history as a way to explain and understand our current political situation.

Libby Garvey
2 days ago2 min read


April 13 Blog: Crazy Week and Things You Can Do Now
Dear Friends: I hope everyone has been able to take a little time to disconnect from the crazy world and recharge a bit with whatever holidays you celebrate, or just enjoy spring. The last week was particularly crazy. The fact that Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, and others on the far right criticized Donald Trump indicates just how crazy it was. Even they see that our President is unhinged. Keeping perspective on our history is so important to mental heal

Libby Garvey
Apr 164 min read


March 26 Blog: No Kings & Don't Miss the Many Good Things Happening
Dear Friends: The regime’s horrors continue, but it is spring, which always helps me keep things in perspective, at least a little. And I’m looking forward to being part of one of the many No Kings III events nationwide this Saturday. But before I get to No Kings, I recommend that you check out the very positive perspective of Rebecca Solnit, which you can explore in The Interview podcast or read about in The Guardian. Many of my readers will likely be familiar with Ms.

Libby Garvey
Apr 163 min read


October 31 Blog: Never Give in to a Bully & Providing Mutual Aid
Dear Friends: We are entering the difficult stage of the shutdown when SNAP benefits go on pause, not because there isn’t money, but because the Regime is preventing contingency funds for this purpose from being spent to try to, literally, starve us into submission. As the Washington Post reports : “ Forty-two million people — roughly 1 in 8 Americans — could see cuts or delays to food assistance as soon as Saturday (November 1) if the government shutdown continues… On Th

Libby Garvey
Oct 31, 20253 min read


September 29 Blog: Time to Vote and Jimmy Kimmel
Dear Friends: Those of us in Virginia have a big responsibility going into November. The races for Governor, Lt. Governor and...

Libby Garvey
Sep 30, 20252 min read


June 30 Blog: Capitalism and a Happy Birthday Sing-Along for Canada Tomorrow
Dear Friends: I think all of us watched with fascination the stunning victory of Zohran Momdani in New York City’s mayoral race. I have...

Libby Garvey
Jun 30, 20253 min read


June 25 Blog: Looking Back & Looking Ahead; Spanberger at Freddie’s the 27th
Dear Friends: I hope everyone is staying cool in this hot weather. My Rush Hour Resistance (RHR) is taking a break with the extreme...

Libby Garvey
Jun 25, 20253 min read


June 16 Blog: Election Day – Tomorrow Tuesday, June 17, 2025
Dear Friends: With the Federal government in turmoil, local government will continue to serve as a vital force for stability and...

Libby Garvey
Jun 16, 20253 min read


May 28 Blog: The June Primaries: Levar Stoney, Arjoon Srikanth and Takis Karantonis
This year, I am supporting Levar Stoney, Arjoon Srikanth, and Takis Karantonis.

Libby Garvey
May 28, 20254 min read
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