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The Celebrity Economic Indicator (CEI)
They say Joe Kennedy dumped his stocks in 1929 after a shoeshine boy gave him a hot tip. He figured the party had reached the lobby. Time to leave.
The Rot At The End
The Truth Social post depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes was racist. Bluntly racist. Old racist. The kind of imagery Americans have seen before and rejected before. That part does not require analysis. It requires honesty.
The Theme Park of the Powerful
Lord Acton did not write his famous line for decoration. He wrote to judge. He wrote to warn. “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” He aimed it at popes. He meant it for anyone who claims authority. No one gets a...
TRUMP HAS LOST HIS MOJO
MAGA may be the best political slogan in modern America. It is blunt. It is emotional. It is directional. Donald Trump once used it like a surgeon uses a scalpel.
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