The correct answer here depends on how stupid you are, and how little you know about how the people in the rest of the developed world actually live. They pay marginally higher taxes, but they lead better, healthier, and far …
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To all females reviewing the meme here, recognize this: Yes, you would die. Of course, the loss of your life would forward a cause. But is it your cause? Lawmakers, largely white male Christians, insist that the life of a …
Apparently, Mike Pence is considering making a run for the White House in 2024, though one has to wonder what constituencies are going to find him appealing. • Most women will object to his rabid anti-abortion position. • LGBTQs and …
The note here from a reader. I’ve noticed in life that when you do something wrong for the first time, say, tell a certain lie, your conscience kicks in hard to prevent you from doing it. If, however, you go …
According to my observation, we have plenty of people standing up and saying, “This is wrong.” As an example, the majority of the 158.4 million people who voted in the 2020 election now want to see Trump charged, tried, convicted, …
Most of us are old enough to remember a time when there was no glory in being a moron; stupidity was not something to be celebrated. In fact, it was something to be concealed, and it certainly didn’t need a …
Those hoping that Donald Trump meets some level of justice for his crimes should regard civil litigation (as well as criminal prosecution) as a welcome advance.
In an earlier post, How U.S. House Republicans Will Govern, I pointed out that a lot depends on how one defines a key word, in that case, “govern.” The meme at left requires a similar task, defining “legitimate.” You and …
In response to the meme here, it all depends on how one defines “governing.” If that means drafting laws that are intended to improve the lives of the American people, then, to be sure, Republicans will be absolutely terrible. But …
A new Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives has been chosen; the spectacle has ended. My life-long republican mom and I talked about this last night, and I asked for her take on the selection process that spanned four …
