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Bill LasarowVAS=Visual Art reviews, Western U.S. TDC=Commentary from an Art Critical View
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Sad Irony
Thoughts on the Government Shut Down and the Forced Gathering at Quantico
The latest Big Stories are the government shutdown and the effort to convert the Pentagon’s military leadership into regime bannermen. Both are very important (sudde...
It is now the Fascist Party of America
The former Republican Party should only be referred to as what it truly is: the Fascist Party of America
But first … Add to all of the impolite sobriquets the Career Criminal in Chief has accumulated over the decades, and its one step wors...
Towards Eradicating the New Deal and Great Society
The passage of HR-1 is only the first legislative step towards a much larger goal, yet its central purpose is mostly being ignored
Noem Noem: Every Pro-Democracy Politician Needs to Hear This
Rep. Delia Ramirez eviscerates the DHS Secretary and provides a model for how to talk about the Trump regime. (Thanks to Jim Stewartson for passing this along)
“There have been notable speeches like Cory Booker’s filibuster, Chris Kluwe’s...
Are These the Good Old Days?
How soon will the peaceful protests of millions be labeled terrorism?
Pussy Riot, the Russian punk collective, once both exhilarating and hilarious, arrived in Washington Square in New York, a city that can still send a thrill up and down...
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Bill Lasarow is an artist, independent publisher, and community activist. He founded the ArtScene Digest (1982); the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles (1987); Visual Art Source (2009); and The Democracy Chain (2021).
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