The Red Wave That Wasn’t
Democrats can credit their victory to two things. The first is the Dobbs decision and the second is Donald Trump.
Monthly Archive: November 2022
About Last Night: Beige Trickle Election Results Edition
While the West keeps counting votes, and Georgia looks likely to head to another runoff, plenty from the 2022 midterms election results to discuss.
Election Night Open Thread: Talking about the Returns
They’re going to be announcing returns throughout the day and throughout the night and some returns will take *WEEKS*
Heavenly! Haydn’s Surprise
A piece that’s beloved, and for good reason. Today, we’ll discuss an even better-known Haydn Symphony, the Surprise.
Trump Declares War on DeSantis
Donald Trump taking on Ron DeSantis just before Election Day may be a lot of things, but it isn’t surprising.
The Millenarian Midterm
American politics is replete with apocalyptic and millenarian rhetoric. Thankfully, those who feel this way are dead wrong.
The Joy Of Opening Time Capsules: 2022 Off-Year Election Edition
It’s time, once again, for the most important election of our lifetimes.
Sunday Morning! “What is Art?” by Leo Tolstoy
We’re not all Christian anarchists like Leo Tolstoy, but he’s not exactly wrong about how art eases our sense of isolation.
Saturday Morning Gaming: Tic Tac Toe Theory
I recommend that everyone sit down and play a game of tic-tac-toe with a little kid. It’ll teach you stuff about modern games.
Weekend Plans Post: I want my hour back hour back hour back.
This is the weekend when balance is restored.
POETS Day! John Donne
John Donne will be known for his more complex works such as “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning” where you read it and think it’s pleasant until you read an essay about it.
Ordinary Times’ First Annual Halloween Watchlist: Week 4
We’ve finally reached the end of our Halloween series, but I have to say it was a pretty sweet ride. This week we finish things off on a bit of a lighter side
