Year: 2017
If Carter Page’s career weren’t devoted to self-enrichment via deals with oligarchs and kleptocrats, I might feel some sympathy for him. After all, it seems like his every appearance in th
Classy! For two decades, the commander in chief has doled out distinguished-looking coins as personal mementos. Now, the presidential “challenge coin” has undergone a Trumpian transformation. The
The recent emphasis on sexual assault and sexual harassment has focused on elite institutions. That’s fine–when elites get away with it, that makes it easier than everyone else. It is wort
As you are preparing for Christmas with your family, remember that families are being torn apart by our national campaign of ethnic cleansing. What is a mother without her children? The thought consum
Murc’s law, for the uninitiated, is the widespread assumption that only Democrats have any agency or causal influence over American politics. I can now present the definitive example of the genr
Sadly, World War III failed to break out in 2017, and spare us all of this miserable nonsense. Here are some hopeful thoughts on how World War III might break out in 2018: The world has managed to m
Christopher Federico has some thoughts on the surprising-to-me level of unpopularity of the Republican tax bill: But there may be another factor behind the lack of public support for the tax overhaul:
In the spirit of highlighting things that don’t make you want to cry, here’s a few good things. The Night of the Radishes is upon those of us lucky enough to be in Oaxaca. My wife is a sch
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- George Atiyeh
- E Pluribus Something
- Donald Trump with a law degree
- Trump’s COVID catastrophe
- Big 10 Conference: Nothing is more important to us than the welfare of our serfs
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- The man who wanted to be on TV
- Apart from that Mrs. Lincoln