Starbursts
By Speaking of the Deputy Washington Editor of the New York Times, the “by Midwest and Deep South I mean white” thing may not have been the most embarrassing thing he tweeted last night:
And if there’s going to be a media bandwagon for the dangerous New Age con artist — and Christ knows there is — you know who’s going to be driving:
Maureen Dowd (10/10) — Sneer if you will, but a call for a little spiritual healing is in order in the unspiritual, racist, hate-filled era of Donald Trump. As Jaboukie Young-White, a “Daily Show” correspondent, tweeted, Williamson is about to be the first president to take the oath of office with her hand on a stack of Tarot cards. Debates are about the visceral, and Williamson has that down. Not since Admiral James Stockdale, a fan of the Stoic philosophers, opened the vice presidential debate in 1992 by asking “Who am I, why am I here?” has there been a line as arresting as this one by the philosopher of love: “If you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then I’m afraid that the Democrats are going to see some very dark days.”
The time between now and November 2020 is going to be the longest 70 years of my life.
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