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The Mainstream Media Sides with Its Tribe
Ezra Klein, editor at large of Vox, is calling for the Democrats to Impeach him, anyway, even if they can’t oust Trump, echoing Democratic house leader, Nancy Pelosi. Alexander Hamilton, the Constitution framer, writes [that impeachment is] meant for offenses … Continue reading
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Tagged donald trump, impeachment, russiagate, ukraine, uranium one
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Mashable Attacks Red Pill Men
Mashable has a new article Exploring the toxic world of ‘female privilege’, which is a hit piece on the Red Pill Men’s movement. I will say up front that I am not a member of the men’s movement, nor am … Continue reading
Madeleine Albright Bewails the End of Globalism
The Guardian fawns over Madeliene Albright in a long article titled Madeleine Albright: ‘The things that are happening are genuinely, seriously bad’. I’m going to comment on the parts that I found interesting. [Albright’s new book] Fascism: A Warning is a cry of … Continue reading
Guardian Shill Attacks Susan Sarandon
OK, the US Democrats were salty when Sarandon endorsed the Green party in the 2016 election. Why is a columnist for the UK’s leftist newspaper The Guardian still upset, and delusionally crying Protest all you like, Susan Sarandon; in effect … Continue reading
Do Porn Stars Deserve Respect?
The media is upset as Giuliani slams Stormy Daniels: “I don’t respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman”. Is he wrong to say this? [Giuliani] went on to swipe at Daniels’s work in pornography and emphasize … Continue reading
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Tagged donald trump, hallie jackson, michael cohen, morality, pornography, respect, rudy giuliani, stormy daniels
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Money in Politics: The One Issue That Matters
On August 25, 2015, the New York Times posted the article “Donald Trump, the Green Lantern Candidate” by Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan), a political scientist and assistant professor at Dartmouth. It continues to be cited today. This article perfectly illustrates the … Continue reading
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Tagged brendan hyhan, donald trump, money in politics, philosophy, politics
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Synopsis of “Crippled America”
I just finished Donald Trump’s latest book, “Crippled America”, where he lays out the platform of his presidential campaign. If you’ve seen his debate performances and interviews, there isn’t a whole lot of new material in the book, but it … Continue reading
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Tagged crippled america, donald trump, education, foreign policy, global warming, immigration, synopsis
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