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The only poll I pay attention to
The 2020 presidential election. That’s a poll. Moreover, it’s 100 percent absolutely, guaranteed, unquestionably accurate. So let’s look at those polling numbers and interpret them for this coming election. How many people voted for Biden? 81,283,098 And how many people … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Fascism, Government, Indicting Trump, Jan 6, Joe Biden and his people, Kamala, political campaigns, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged 2020 election numbers, Biden, Kalama, pollsters, Trump, voting masses
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A Battle Cry for the Unpolled
That’s me. Is that you, too? Haven’t received a pollster call in years and years. But I do want to mention I receive calls from one or another woman on behalf of the Republican National Committee. Although I’m fascinated by … Continue reading
Posted in Government, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, voting and voting rights, War
Tagged Aram Khatchaturian, Election Day, election polling, election pollsters, Republican National Committee, Soviet Composers Union, Soviet formalism, SPAM-RISK, Wikipedia, Zhdanov Decree of 1948
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A wowser (and terse!) description of how postmodernism has warped minds
When I had my little revelation about the possible causation of what we’ve been going through as a nation, aside from multiple traumas, I suggested postmodernism. Which is pretty hard to make sense of for an untutored mind like mine. (I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Journalism, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged Encyclopedia Britannica, New York Times, Patrick Healey, postmodernism, PTSD
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