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Want to shake up MAGA cultists? Ask them one question
“Were you abused verbally and/or physically when you were a kid?” How did I come to this question? Back in the 70’s when, for reasons I’m not now sure of, I was reading a lot of psychopathology tomes, I got … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Culture, MAGA, political campaigns, Politics, Religious fundamentalism, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged "vote your wallet" Republicans, 2024 presidential election, Bedazzled, Charles Bethea, childhood abuse, conventional Republicans, evangelical Christians, fundamentalist Christians, fundamentalist Jews, MAGA, MAGA rallies, Plaza Hotel, The New Yorker, Trump, Zohran Mamdani
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What’s been going on in Texas?
From Harper’s Weekly Review: The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, threatened to impose a 100 percent tariff on New Yorkers moving to Texas after the mayoral elections. And… [T]he squirrel Chunkosaurus Rex, of Dinosaur Valley State Park, won Texas’s inaugural … Continue reading
Posted in Animal news, Culture, The Facts of Life
Tagged Chunkosaurus Rex, Dinosaur Valley State Park Texas, Fat Squirrel Week in Texas, Greg Abbott, Harper's, New York city mayoralty election, Texas, Zohran Mamdani
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A profound and sort of shattering observation about political heroes
It is surely no accident that many of the twentieth century’s most beloved liberation heroes are men like [Martin Luther] King and [Mohandas] Gandhi, who retain their unsullied reputations in part because they never had to govern. –From “Pan-Africanism and … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Journalism, Politics, Revolution, The Facts of Life
Tagged Ali A Mazrui, Ghana, Howard W French, Kelefa Sanneh, Kwame Nkrumah, Mahmood Mamdani, Mira Nair, The New Yorker, Zohran Mamdani
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