Why a Trump Loss is Best for Conservatives
A Harris victory is likely to be more of the same, and while that is not ideal, it also hasn’t been disastrous.
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History Will Be Made: Harris VS Trump
I’ll go one-by-one what those good signs are and separate them between the two candidates. I’ll also note some interesting tidbits to keep an eye on come November as results come in
The Election Year Changeups
In at least two states, Republicans are seeking to implement last-minute changes that could wreak havoc on the current cycle of elections.
POETS Day! At Home with Edna St Vincent Millay
I’ve had a great deal of trouble since reading that line considering anything she wrote to be genuine. That’s a frustration.
Is the Logjam About to Break?
The presidential election has so far been characterized by a very close race that has been a tossup in the Electoral College.
The Unspoken Truth About The Trump Assassination Attempts
We should all be disturbed and alarmed by this second assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
97th Oscars Projections: The Mid Fall Festivals Outlook For The Best Picture Race
The 97th Oscars Best Picture race might arguably be even more competitive than the ongoing presidential campaign.
Saturday Morning Gaming: Returning to Old Games and Rediscovering Who You Used to Be
I keep discovering new things and new trophies that, for some reason, I didn’t get back in 2012 and 2013
Missing the Forest for the Trees on Springfield
These stories can go from neo-Nazi liars to presidential candidate’s mouth in days. The wall between fringe and mainstream has broken.
Anatomy of a Conspiracy Theory
The facts are that there are Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, but there is no evidence that they are eating pets.
POETS Day! The Other Side of James Hogg
Wordsworth wrote that Hogg “was undoubtedly a man of original genius, but of coarse manners and low and offensive opinions.
Debate Recap: Harris Played the Tune and Trump Danced To It
Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump took to the stage last night for their first and possibly only debate. It wasn’t pretty.
The Party of the Middle
Vice President Kamala Harris’s shift to the political middle is a de facto admission that the American electorate is not progressive.
The Minecraft Trailer Needs to be Fed To a Creeper
I have watched the Minecraft trailer a few times now and I’m still not convinced this isn’t a dream after eating a moldy burrito.
POETS Day! Thoughts on Part IV of TS Eliot’s “Burnt Norton”
It’s not a comfortable position for me because it’s rare to be right in opposition to learned consideration.
Russian Interference Is Back
If I was still a part of the Republican media complex, I’d be feeling pretty uneasy in the wake of the Tenet indictments.
Weekend Plans Post: Greek Couscous Salad
It’s good with lamb, it’s good with chicken, it’s good just eating it from the container. AND IT’S SO FREAKIN’ EASY.
A Cautionary Tale
It’s a fair question with an easy answer: Republicans don’t want to ban abortion. It would be political suicide.
College Football, and I Didn’t Know You Could Do That With The Game Clock
Lines Written a Few Feet Away from My Television As and After I Flipped Through College Football Games, My Alabama Bias Is Part of the Mix
