Misinformation (In Practice)
Is playing an ad meant for one market in another and saying “this is a real ad!” misinformation?
Is playing an ad meant for one market in another and saying “this is a real ad!” misinformation?
The trick to a good reading of most poetry seems to be in courting but not abusing suspension of disbelief.
If North Koreans can be moved to Russia they can be moved to Syria or Africa. Two places where Russia sells its brand of security. Brutal, violent and cruel.
Learning from our mistakes is not historically our strong suit, but will we this time? Jury is still out.
Much post-mortem election caterwauling is less analysis and more flagellation of the electorate that didn’t vote the way it was supposed to
To paraphrase H.L. Mencken, Americans voted for Trumpism and they deserve to get it good and hard.
Some headlines just write themselves…
Some heatmaps and an essential question.
A 3-front fight where two are already hot looms heavy over the horizon. Brace yourselves.
The fact is that elections’ results have, and will, affect what Academy voters’ tastes are like for the season.
It’s time for our quinquennial recap of recent World Series.
I guess I knew that, someday, I’d be around to watch the 250th birthday of our country but never gave it much thought beyond that.
I’ve sometimes been told that my animosity toward Trump and Trumpism verges on the irrational — “Trump Derangement Syndrome”, as his most ardent defenders call it.
The nose wiping comment has me thinking that Roman colloquialisms are beyond my ken, so I’m not reading as much into that as I could.
Here is, in no massively particular order, a list of my ten favorite dog breeds
Lindner’s ouster came despite appeals within the coalition to stick together in the wake of the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president.
There are not 10-15 million missing votes. It was a high-turnout election. The numbers we’re seeing now do not indicate anything fishy for 2020.