Two different ways of being a human being.
Arguably, AOC’s (and Bernie’s) values are not American.
Two different ways of being a human being.
Arguably, AOC’s (and Bernie’s) values are not American.
You’ll be as shocked as I was to learn that (commie) John Brennan buried evidence that Putin wanted Hillary to win.
Obama had many terrible appointments, but he’s definitely top five.
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Link is fixed, sorry.
Thoughts on his invisible (or formerly invisible) corruption.
Two and a quarter centuries ago, it was where the rubber met the road. And it was the cause of the Second Amendment, which never had anything to do with hunting.
This is a nice story amidst the other news: Returning one of the last B-17s to flight.
The media continues to peddle BS history about it (unfortunately, because it was what they were taught in government schools).
It was sad to see Emily Compagno the other day on The Five say that FDR was elected to deal with Hoover’s “inaction.” So even conservatives believe this nonsense.
Hoover’s policies were disastrous, but they were the very opposite of inaction, and he was the furthest thing from laissez faire. If Coolidge had had a third term, likely the economy would have recovered within a year. Hoover created the depressions, but FDR made it great.
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Our garbage media.
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A review of Amity Schlaes’s new book on how poverty won the war on poverty, including some of the history of the Depression.
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In reading that history, I had not known that Walter Reuther had sponsored the Port Huron Statement (I lived sixty miles west, in Flint) at the time. It reminded me of a post I wrote early in my blogging career, almost two decades ago now (where did the years go?) about my brief period as a junior-high campus radical.
The thrill is gone.
He has a big problem.
Yup. And accordingly the Democrats have one, too, if they persist in making him their nominee.
…after he puts on a Joe Biden mask.