The Mapleton Dispatch
Woodrow SwancuttWritten by Woodrow Swancutt. Politics, civic life, public trust, and the occasional necessary jab at professional nonsense.
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Why Democrats Are on Track to Lose the Midterms
Right now, Democrats are acting as if the midterm election will be a normal political contest. It will not be. The regime is not simply trying to win votes. It is working the whole field - courts, mail ballots, certification, money, intimid...
Worker Survival in the Robot Economy
Nota Bene: Beginning this morning, the weekly article will arrive on Thursday morning instead of Friday morning. It will still be just one mailing a week - I’m only shifting the day so the piece has a little more room to breathe before the...
The Red Letters Still Have Something to Say
Nota Bene: In many Bibles, the words spoken by Jesus are printed in red. Those “red letters” are the sayings this essay is built around. You do not have to be Christian to feel the force of those words, or to see the distance between what J...
When the Process Becomes the Punishment
This is where we are right now.
You hear a knock at the door. Not the neighbor. Not a delivery. Not the kid from down the street selling something for the school band, because apparently children now need to fund civilization with cookie d...
Every New Tool Arrives as a Monster
A lot of people are reacting to artificial intelligence as if it dropped out of the sky yesterday with a knife in its teeth.
It uses too much electricity. It uses too much water. It grabs too much land. It steals from writers. It threatens...
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