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Category Archives: Politics
It’s Pat! Fist Post-Election Post
For years, when discussing politics with friends and conservative co-workers (in the white collar world, one simply does not discuss politics with a liberal co-worker, lest the latter become ‘triggered’, file an HR claim, or worse), I have rhetorically asked … Continue reading
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Electoral Map If Only Certain Demographics Voted
A Leftie put up this fascinating electoral map, which highlights racial aspects of Tuesday’s vote. The ongoing racialization of politics experienced a mega-injection of collective white identity politics on Tues, with the results being quintessential Sailer Strategy stuff. The numbers … Continue reading
Electoral College
With a rising chorus on the Left for an end to the Electoral College, an adjunct to the basic principles behind the concept that the Founding Fathers considered is the following basic chain of logic: Think of sparse settlers in … Continue reading
Posted in Political Theory, Politics
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Thursday Blues
There’s a million articles like this out today, with a million more in the months to come. Here’s but one from today’s Politico, currently their #1 trending story (“Obama reeling from gut punch of Trump win”): Tuesday’s stunner is about … Continue reading
Posted in Democrat Party, Politics
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NYT: 11/10/16
At least for the time being, we get to enjoy collective ‘triggered’ panic among the NYT set:
11/9/2016
On this site, I often paste NYT headlines. It is exceptionally rare to see ones like this. Savor it:
“Nothing to see here, folks!”
From Clinton campaign spokesman Jennifer Palmieri: Friends, please remember that if you see a whopper of a Wikileaks in next two days – it’s probably a fake. — Jennifer Palmieri (@jmpalmieri) November 6, 2016
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Donald Trump and Andrew Jackson
On a recent trip to Tennessee, I stopped by The Hermitage, the home and plantation of Old Hickory himself, Andrew Jackson, located about 15 miles south of Nashville. It’s a wonderful house and property, complete with gardens, leisurely strolls around … Continue reading
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