Sunday Morning! Rewatching Antonioni
He was considered a lion of European art house cinema. I consider Antonioni to be one of the great directors of emotional horror movies.
Monthly Archive: April 2019
Rating the Mueller Report
The ratings are in for the Mueller report reveal, and after two years of angst and hype they were…
Rules of the Road: The Sonora Pass
I realized Sonora Pass wasn’t that far out of the way… and so it began.
Elizabeth Warren Goes There
Those of you wondering which of the major 2020 presidential candidates would call for impeachment first, wonder no more.
A Vigil for Lyra McKee
Lyra McKee was the personification of Northern Ireland’s post-Troubles potential.
State of the Discussion
State of the Discussion is an alternate comment-focused view of the site’s content, both recent and archival. This post is an introduction to its features.
The Revolution Will be Televised on Fox News After All
Any way you look at it, Sanders going rogue on Fox was a success
The Mueller Report, Presented by AG William Barr: Discussion Thread
AG Barr gives presser prior to releasing the redacted Mueller Report. Talk about it here.
Don’t Raise Taxes to Address Revenue Shortfall, Cut Corporate Welfare
Targeted tax breaks have a poor track record, providing only 16 cents of economic growth for every dollar awarded.
The Immigration Debate is Over
This was just racism at its most basic, an expression of thoughtless contempt against a marginalized group.
Wednesday Writs for 4/17
This week’s roundup includes the Pentagon Papers, sleeping defense attorneys, a Trump-adjacent judicial retirement, and a family going wild at WalMart.
God and Man at the Burning of Notre Dame
All of us look to the flame-scarred icon along the Seine and wonder what will be next for this mighty watcher of the affairs of mankind.
