Thinking Out Loud
Alex LekasMaking sense of the insensible by telling malicious truths, challenging my own assumptions, and reflecting on the passing scene.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 241 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Things That Require Attention, Part I
After opining on the sorry state of what increasingly looks like a broken country a few weeks ago, today’s edition takes a different approach in confronting the American reality. There is a host of front-burner concerns that are impossible...
The Political Colors That Really Matter
For all the race hustling that has broken out in the wake of the Supreme Court striking down a tortured district map in Louisiana, there are two and only two primary colors in politics: red and blue. That’s it. Any noise about other hues is...
The Battle Behind the War
Dear Keyboard Kowboys and other war supporters,
Some of you have grown frustrated with your fellow Americans who are not demonstrating the proper enthusiasm for the war with Iran. They do not share your passion for the President’s social m...
The Great Unraveling
The country is broken. That’s not written to be provocative; it is written because it is true. You also know it’s true. Instinctively, you sense that the ship of state is listing on its few good days and taking on water on the more frequent...
A Problem of the Ages
When the same type of story appears in three different publications within one week, that is not a coincidence. It is a pattern, or perhaps more accurately, a narrative. In this case, it’s older people who apparently have too much of, well,...
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