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A likely outcome of November's election, assuming it isn't canceled, is a Biden presidency with the Republicans clinging to a slight Senate majority. (Another definite possibility would be a 50-50 Senate split, which would create all sorts of difficult dynamics in regard to how to...

Who goes Nazi?

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On May 15, 2020

Commenter Bloix flagged this amusing and now once again all-too-relevant 1941 essay by the once-famous journalist Dorothy Thompson, regarding the sort of Americans who would go Nazi if it came.

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Purity of essence

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On May 14, 2020
The Atlantic is running what looks like an interesting series on conspiratorial thinking in American culture (On a side note, it looks like Jeffrey Goldberg has almost miraculously found some terrific journalists who aren't white men). This essay by Katilyn Tiffany, about concerns over the...
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Two months in

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On May 12, 2020
Read this essay by Sabrina Orah Mark: I send my sons on a scavenger hunt because it’s day fifty-eight of homeschooling, and I’m all out of ideas. I give them a checklist: a rock, soil, a berry, something soft, a red leaf, a brown leaf,...

Now what?

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On May 11, 2020

Janis Joplin and Kris Kristofferson, Los Angeles, summer 1970. Clark J. Pierson photo/John Byrne Cooke Photography I think this analysis from Stanford psych professor Keith Humphreys is probably right, unfortunately:.

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