Elite class ritual performance, cultural and political decline, military culture, and the dismal state of American journalism.
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Constituencies
We wake up tomorrow to primary election day in California, with status quo politicians arguing for more of the same and a series of opposition candidates arguing for dark MAGA behavior like clearing homeless encampments full of drug addicts...
Unreal
The New York Times has just covered Spencer Pratt’s bid to become the mayor of Los Angeles. Because journalists are thoughtful and creative and accustomed to thinking for themselves, the Times has cleverly discovered that Pratt’s campaign i...
What Curious Darkness
The country is becoming terrifyingly dark. Darkness is rising! Dark messaging is on the march! "This country at times can feel dark these days. There's a lot of darkness."
Many of us have thought for years that the country was becoming dar...
And One More Thing
On the topic of Bakersfield and the land around it, another piece of the puzzle that I meant to mention: I rode around with a rancher this week, and he kept pointing at things and saying, “private equity.” I knew that family, they’re gone n...
Everything Becomes Los Angeles
At the Federalist this week, I wrote twice about the land around Bakersfield: Once about Gavin Newsom’s Potemkin railyard (with a response from the state, if you’d like to see that), and once about a rancher who should be running a thriving...
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