The Fahrenheidt Family Archives
Paul FahrenheidtA database for the collected works of Mr. Paul Fahrenheidt of Orange County, VA.
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Predicting the Realignment – Part 2
Getting to write this article after the Trump-Harris debate last night was a helpful development. Trump stuck to his guns, but what was new and exciting in 2016 is now priced in and understood. The race is in no ways over, but I’m starting ...
Predicting the Realignment – Part 1
Election talk is boring now. Everyone is either maniacally pushing for total Trump victory, or bemoaning it, some going so far as to say King Kong is a better choice. So instead of that, I think it’s prudent to observe some of the current t...
The False Recovery
Today is August 12th, 2024, one day short of a month since one head turn completely changed the course of American politics. Since then, the opponents of Donald Trump have made an increasingly panicked and poorly executed series of bad deci...
The Army
When I was young, my parents would take my brothers and I to Civil War battlefields. Through circumstances known to me, my father unknowingly pushed me into historical literacy. One of the fastest ways to achieve this is by being placed on ...
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