Spot on

The author read her own book. This gave the listener the opportunity to hear the passion the author has while she gave example after example on how far from center people can be. Valuable, is the fact that she used to be on the other side of the aisle.

We all need to give ourselves a gut check once in a while. While it’s hard to accept to ourselves that our values and beliefs can change over time, unless you self analyze, you’re just another sheep. While sheep are necessary, true leaders are few and far between. Tammy is a leader. She has conviction, doesn’t hold back, and lays all it right on the line. You know her position. There is no mistaking it.

It is also worth noting the breath of fresh air. A lesbian that doesn’t hate men. Wow, what a concept. Proving that she is centrally grounded. So while her abortion views are different than mine, she’s not the enemy, but an ally. If more people were like her, or more centrally grounded, government would work again.

More importantly is her message from the book about right and wrong. Honest people understand right and wrong. It’s as plain and simple as black and white. Shades of Grey are untruthful, cast doubt and dishonesty. It also creates confusion, poverty, and self righteousness. When you tell one lie, you will tell countless others to cover the first lie. The truth will set you free (from all of that BS) It doesn’t matter what side of the aisle you are, or the color of your skin, or your upbringing. Honest people don’t kill, lie, cheat, embellish, cover up, create a false narrative, abuse others or other beings, etc. And when on the rare occasion offend someone, apologize - rather than attempting to justify actions , especially based on ones skin color, up bringing, culture, demographic, or status.

Well said Tammy! I look forward to your next book.

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