obsess

The forms of power that art creates, and the ones it so often leaves us without, confound and obsess me.

With the coming election looking even tighter in the polls than the last two, the parties and the country have reason to obsess over tens or hundreds of votes in the swing states that will pick the next president.

Rather than focus on brute force, they obsess over the physics of lateral velocity, rotational radius and acceleration paths.

“The media can obsess over it all they want, but he’s not going to back down when it comes to advocating for policies that protect parental rights and encourage people to have more kids,” Kirk added.

Some families ignore their relative’s decline; some families obsess over it.