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Some time back — probably last year — James Carville suggested Dems “roll over, and play dead.” My reflex reaction, certainly at the time, was to disagree, strongly, and to feel offended. Sure, I knew this suggestion came from Carville, who...
It doesn’t matter that I’m reading one of Naomi Oreskes’ books, but in the introduction to this one (“Why Trust Science”), there’s mention of “Pascal’s Theorem.” This leads not only to “Russell’s Teapot,” and Sagan’s invisible dragon in the...
I was watching a video from Aaron Parnas, and he showed a clip of Darline (Darlin’) Graham. She’s married to someone whose last name is Nordone, and she has two children. It’s not clear why she still goes by Graham, but apparently, she also...
I don’t know how many directions there are, but the news is going in all of them, seemingly at once.
Not to leave a stone unturned, as many times — LOTS! — as the clown has totally obliterated Iran, his boy, Scotty Bessent, says he’s now p...
Let us agree that the clown is mindless. He’s a dimwit. He’s always been that way. His mommy and daddy sent him to military school because he couldn’t get along with the other kids in school or in the neighborhood, and he bullied them. He h...
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Psychiatrist. Grew up Jewish until I realized that knowing there's no such thing as "god" meant I didn't have the entry criterion to be part of any religion. Personal spirituality is fine, if it helps people feel good, but religions are just bad.
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