The Play Typer Guy
Stephen RobinsonI write about politics, the arts, and something else that interests you.
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Reality Checking The Bulwark With Steward Beckham And Evan Stern
I’ve enjoyed Reality Checking the Bulwark, an ongoing project by and . As Steward says, “We believe that institutions matter, but when institutions fail, democracy falters. And institutions that are built to counter Trump should not repeat...
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Author Lindy West’s new memoir, Adult Braces, has generated a great deal of discourse. There were pieces in The Atlantic (two, in fact), the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, New York Magazine, and … really, the Wall Street Journal?
'How Can You Have A Day Without A Night?'
Around this time in 1991, I would crank up the volume whenever the radio station played Massive Attack’s “Unfinished Sympathy.” I also looked forward to seeing the video on MTV, probably at odd hours, as the channel was still getting over i...
What Qualifications Actually Matter For The Presidency?
Donald Trump is unfit to serve as president. This is an objective fact that a disturbing number of Americans have ignored. However, he is technically qualified for the job, as he’s at least 35 years old (more than twice that age in fact) an...
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Politics and arts writer. My son once described me as a “play typer guy,” which is the name of my newsletter and podcast.
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