Category Archives: The filthy rich
If Trump is a traitor, what should happen to him?
A few minutes ago, I saw a tweet from Tony Schwartz, the deeply articulate, abjectly repentant writer of Trump’s The Art of the Deal. Tony (I don’t know him but I feel I do) wrote, “Trump ought to be indicted … Continue reading
Giving up privilege to end income equality
I read a lot of stuff, both news and opinion. Once in a while, though, I read something that sticks in my head as quite wonderful, quite unusual. And a recent New York Times opinion piece by Darren Walker, “Are … Continue reading
The Supreme Court decisions — a slightly different point of view
Two decisions this week are being applauded, especially noting that Gorsuch wrote the LBGTQ decision and Roberts the DACA one. Surprise! Joy! Rapture! I read some of each decision and here’s what I think: neither Roberts nor Gorsuch is turning … Continue reading
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Tagged DACA, Justice Gorsuch, Justice John Roberts, LGBTQ decision, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, texturalism
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