It begins the morning of Monday, August 21, 2017 on the rocky coast of northern Oregon, and it slowly moves east across Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina, before leaving us in South Carolina.  It will be the most viewed celestial event in our history.  Americans will gather in its path to see a total eclipse of the sun in its entirety for the first time in nearly 40 years.  No one alive today has ever seen, or ever will, a total eclipse, which crosses our whole country from coast to coast, so it's rightfully called the Great American Eclipse.  For over two minutes, the sun will disappear, and a strange twilight will cover the earth and sky.  Then the sun will re-emerge, and a beautiful summer day in America resumes. Let it be a metaphor for the Great American Revival, which begins in 2017, as the WTF election of 2016 has ended and the Clinton crime family reoccupies the White House.  We will...(Read Full Post)