Trumpism and Education
The ascension of Donald Trump has virtually the whole world wondering one thing: How did this happen?
Many people speculate that it was the perfect storm of the frustration that working class Americans had with a black president, and the stagnation of their financial conditions, all of which was tapped into by what is arguably the most talented conman in history.
Though all this makes sense, there is an additional factor that played an important role in all this, and that is decades worth of deterioration of the U.S., educational system. “It’s a universal law,” begins Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn…..
Of course, not all Trump supporters are uneducated, but (nearly) all uneducated people are Trump supporters.
We Californians are familiar with the Fiat 500E, because it’s available here, and, get this, we’re the only place on Earth they’re sold–a decision that was obviously driven by California’s CAFE standard mandate. They’re not even on the market in Italy.
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We see a ton of reminders as to how terrible the year 2020 has been. And now, Christmas is delayed because the goddamn reindeer are trying to develop herd immunity, or going on strike, or whatever they’re working on here. This really does suck.
Can anyone look at this and say, “Well, this looks like a reasonable course for humankind to be taking?” (Note: Until just a few decades ago, CO2 measurements hadn’t been over 300 PPM in the last 800,000 years.)
No one knows how much violence this country will experience at the hands of heavily armed and totally infuriated Trump supporters who believe their hero was removed via a fraudulent election.
In my best Trump impersonation:
Here’s an interesting piece, pointing to the 
Late 19th Century huckster P.T. Barnum told us, “There’s a sucker born every minute.”
It’s hard to find any news publication in the English language more conservative than the National Review, and thus it’s worth checking out 
