The New Bern, Same as the Old Bern
A wave of new voter turnout was going to vanguard the Bernie revolution. Except it didn’t, and his prospects of doing so are not as good as advertised.
Monthly Archive: February 2020
Chaos Isn’t a Ladder, It’s a Caucus in Iowa
Holy Bleep what a mess. And Iowa and the Democratic Party have no one but themselves to blame for it.
Harsh Your Mellow Monday: Landslides Are Best Left for Songs, and Other Fleeting Hopes
Landslides that aren’t coming for Sanders or Trump, The Des Moines Register, backside of the Super Bowl, Rashida Tlaib, and the lessons of Falkirk.
Kansas City Chiefs win Super Bowl LIV
The Kansas City Chiefs have won the Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers, 31 to 20. Looking at the scoreboard, the ‘niners put up 20 points in the first three quarters, the Chiefs...
Sunday! Obligatory Oscar Post Part 2.
Subjective takes on four more Best Picture contenders: Marriage Story, The Irishman, Ford v. Ferrari, and Parasite.
Pride and Prejudice: The Gropeless Romantic
Despite the seemingly dry subject matter, it’s super hot. Pride and Prejudice sizzles inasmuch as something first published in 1813 is allowed to sizzle.
Of Poverty, Cancer, Bureaucracy, and Death
This is how a vibrant 50 year old woman goes from active to death’s threshold in a few weeks’ time. It all happened faster than the wheels of bureaucracy turn.
Would You Like Gesalt With Your Big Mac?
Normally thought of for their uniformity, a fun list for those interested in a hybrid of award-winning architecture and fast food.
Saturday Morning Gaming: Returning to the Spire
Slay the Spire added a fourth character to play. She’s amazing.
