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Inner-cities of many of America’s largest metro areas are Democratic strongholds. So it is no surprise the leadership in these cities reflect the population, so mayors and police chiefs as well as district attorneys and top judges are in place. It means an advantage and political leverage.

So, given the Confederacy-related statues and monuments being removed from American history by the woke-protest-of-the-day crowds, at some point in the future, imagine that you stumble upon their manifesto that reads something like this:

Dear Editor:

The Ennis News has long urged citizens to make every effort, even going out of one’s way to support local businesses.

Denny Zager and Rick Evans formed a band in the 1960’s and had only big song. But it was huge. It was a futuristic warning about what technology and medicine could do in the single, “In the Year 2525.”

In recent weeks, I have been reflecting on the unprecedented challenges that our community and our team at Ennis Regional Medical Center have faced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. More specifically, I’ve been intentionally looking for every possible silver lining in a time when – let’s face it – we all need some positive news. We are always seeking new ways to enhance how we care for our community and advance our mission of Making Communities Healthier. I truly believe that adversity is one of the greatest paths to improvement, and improving is exactly what we have done despite the difficult circumstances. And the truth is: there are silver linings everywhere.

The Ennis News has long urged citizens to make every effort, even going out of one’s way to support local businesses.

I’ve heard it all about the place and the wonderful results of visiting there. No, not Aruba, Bora Bora or Maldives. Try Twinkle Toes, yep, the pedicure promise land.