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Clare Briggs
Clare Briggs is a famous cartoonist who lived from 1875 to 1930. Poems by Wilbur Nesbitt.
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on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyThe Financial Times has a nice little article: Trump broke the Democrats’ thermostat. Please use the…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyAt the risk of Godwinning myself, explanations of why a voting public would choose something vile ar…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyFirst of all, you're correct. Having said that, for a "sitting VP" she's remarkably inept, uninforme…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyI think the role of wokeness in Democrats' electoral fortunes is vastly overestimated by extremely o…
on Weekend Plans Post: Garlic (Specifically Toom)As little as possible. I broke two ribs last Sunday.
on An Election Map that Asks “What if Only Educated People Voted?” and a Follow-up QuestionThis could be more of an aesthetic problem than an ideology problem. Liberal ballot measures pass ea…
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What makes this so crazy is that, to the modern eye, the idea of having servants is *CRAZY* rich.
Richie Rich rich.
And then I remember the Agatha Christie quotation: “I Couldn’t Imagine Being Too Poor for Servants, or Rich Enough for a Car”Report