Nuts and Bolts
Joan ZwagermanA hardwareman's daughter writes about politics, popular culture, and plenty more
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 89 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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You can 'dunce' if you want to--but don't
Photo by James Wiseman on Unsplash
After the Soviet Union fell in 1991, a dad asked a local elementary school why the classroom maps for that part of the world still said “U.S.S.R.” The way he told it, the classroom teacher gave him a blan...
The highest (male) standard
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Pete Hegseth is trying to diminish the contributions of women in the military, and that’s putting it delicately. The ACLU was more blunt when it said on one of their webpages that Hegseth wants women ou...
Another brick in the wall(s)
Photo by Greg Bulla on Unsplash
In his first stab at the presidency, DJT’s rallying cry was “Build the Wall”, and it was an effective campaign to stoke fear of “other” people. The man who would later become the 45th president convinced peo...
The C-word
Senator Joseph McCarthy. Source: The Library of Congress. This photo is in the public domain.
It must be a sign of desperation. Obviously, the president hasn’t stirred enough outrage in hurling the word “socialist” around. He wants you to...
The president wants to be Doyen in the Gold City
Photo credit: The National Memo
So it was decided: Chicago had won the bid for the Columbian Exposition of 1893. Better known as the World’s Fair, Daniel Burnham and John Wellborn Root were named as chief architects to great excitement. Am...
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