I Used to Be Disgusted, Now I Try to Be Amused
Jason TebbeHistory, politics, culture
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Trump's Unlikely Churchy-Trashy Coalition
Unleashing the cops on peaceful protesters and tear-gassing them to set up a cheap photo-op holding the Bible upside-down to appeal to Evangelicals is a classic trash move by Trump to get the churchy support
A Restless Farewell to My New York City Commute
Since my birthday falls on a Wednesday this year I chose Saturday to be my birthday adventure day. My wife and I have established a tradition where for our birthdays we do not expect physical gifts, but a day where we get to organize an adv...
The Long Shadow of 90s Political Apathy
One of my favorite podcasts, Unclear and Present Danger hosted by Jamelle Bouie and John Ganz, recently featured a discussion of the 1996 film Mars Attacks! They discuss films from the 1990s with connections to the politics of the time, and...
The Politics of Joy
When Tim Walz took to the stage this week in Philadelphia at his coming out party, he started his speech by thanking Kamala Harris for “bringing back the joy.” I find Walz to be an exceptionally perceptive politician, and this is why. From ...
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Teacher, historian, blogger and writer. Born and raised in Nebraska, working in NYC, and living in New Jersey.
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