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Author: Paul Campos

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Failing or faltering fascism

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On February 27, 2026
Here's an interesting indirect debate between two of our most important critics of the Trumpist disaster, Timothy Snyder and Paul Krugman. The two largely agree that Trumpism is currently in a decline phase, although Snyder is somewhat more optimistic about the long-term trajectory than Krugman....
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Most times you can't hear them talk -- other times you can: I don't understand trans issues or trans identity. The whole phenomenon is fundamentally opaque to me, in a way that most other issues involving marginalized social identities are not, or at least I...
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How the pink slime gets made

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On February 24, 2026
I usually don't do this, but if you're going to read just one piece of any length today/this week/this month, I'm imploring you to make it this absolutely astonishing example of investigative citizen journalism by Emily Horne. I hate to excerpt any of it, because...
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Neutralizing the threat

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On February 23, 2026
This story seems to be about a previously innocuous young man who suffered some sort of mental break, and ended up getting shot to death because America. The 21-year-old North Carolina man who entered a gate at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort with a shotgun before...
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