Nothing Short of Primroses and Landscapes
Kim SaksCulture and politics from your friendly neighborhood political science professor, Kim Saks.
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Stop Using their Language
One of the benefits of being a natural contrarian with heightened pattern recognition is my knee-jerk refusal to give into mutilations of language to cover up nefariousness. (That, good teeth, and a wicked sense of humor are my best traits ...
The Scuttlebutt About SCOTUS
I always think of Scuttle from The Little Mermaid whenever I hear the term “scuttlebutt” so now you have to think of him, too.
American Juxtapositions
Sometimes (perhaps too often) the question is posed: what would the Founders think of us now? I often joke with my students that if you brought James Madison back from the dead and showed him an iPhone that you’d kill him all over again. Th...
The Slide: Part 1
Political chaos makes for bad decision making. It obscures righteous outrage with a fury of bad things, all on a spectrum of incoherent to inhumane. This makes the slide into fascist territory that much more difficult to notice, even when t...
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Kim Saks Political scientist. Pop culture theorist. Iced tea aficionado. Equal parts academic, pop culture, and snark.
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