Many Americans remember John Kasich from the 2016 Republican primaries. He stood out from the crowd of perhaps 15 or 16 hopefuls, largely for his sane and decent nature. Here we are, seven years later, and the Republican party has …
Many Americans remember John Kasich from the 2016 Republican primaries. He stood out from the crowd of perhaps 15 or 16 hopefuls, largely for his sane and decent nature. Here we are, seven years later, and the Republican party has …
Here’s an article that makes an excellent point: the coverage of Ron DeSantis, both positive and negative, is directed almost completely to the hot-button issues that the candidate’s handlers want to focus on: wokeness, LGBTQ rights, and immigration. No one …
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I’m sure there are thousands of memes circulating that point out the worthlessness of “thoughts and prayers,” imploring our elected officials to protect us, and especially our children, from having our bodies ripped to bits by weapons of war in …
The point of the “survey” here, of course, is to goad ignorant people into claiming that doctors can say and do anything they like, by way of treating disease, because their free speech is protected under the First Amendment to …
What we’re looking at here is people of terrible character. Trump supporters, by definition, approve of racism, lies, and criminality. Are they all pedophiles? Of course not. But it’s a good bet that every one of them has some enormous …
Here’s a brief stand-up comic routine that speaks so wonderfully to the American culture here in 2023. As you watch it, I’m sure you’ll have the same realizations that I did, i.e., it explains the entirety of Trumpism: I have …
When we see a video like the one here, in which an Australian reporter dismembers Sarah Huckabee Sanders, we have to think how woefully unprepared we are to enter politics at any level. When asked how Sanders reconciles the Christian …
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The game industry was no match for the legislation that ultimately banned “Jarts,” the lawn game of the late 20th Century, a cross between horseshoes and darts, when a tragic accident took the life of a child. The gun industry, …
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As we can see here, the root of bigotry is fear, at least according to Bertrand Russell. Unfortunately, American politics has taken us to a place where fear abounds, one in which we’re worried about inflation, China, the “radical left,” …