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Jul- 2023 -4 July
A July 4th Reflection on the Current Crisis in the Supreme Court
Watching debates about the Supreme Court here and elsewhere is the latest study in GOP efforts to normalize the unconscionable,…
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Jun- 2023 -18 June
A New Perspective on Vice President Kamala Harris
I had an unusual privilege on Thursday. I was invited to a small meeting with @VP. I wish this was…
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May- 2023 -30 May
Biden, the Underestimated Giant
Stealthily, without proportionate recognition, Joe Biden is not just having a good presidency, he’s having one that is historic in…
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Nov- 2022 -13 November
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Sep- 2022 -3 September
A Time of Reckoning for US Media
Blaming the media is one of the laziest arguments you’ll find on Twitter. Which is saying something because Twitter was,…
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Jul- 2022 -7 July
Why I Will Never Be A Politician
I’ve worked in DC and in and around politics most of my adult life. Here are a bunch of reasons…
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Jun- 2022 -25 June
The Great Regression
History may look back at the period in which we are living and call it The Great Regression. It is…
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9 June
The Mob Is Still Out There
While watching tonight’s Congressional hearings on the January 6th coup attempt, it is important to maintain perspective. But it is…
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May- 2022 -16 May
The Buffalo Shooter Did Not Act Alone. Not By A Long Shot
It’s the guns, but it’s not just the guns. It’s the racism, but it’s not just the racism. It’s the…
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Mar- 2022 -26 March
Trying to Understand the New Geopolitical Landscape
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has revealed a geopolitical landscape quite different from that officials and many experts thought was…
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Nov- 2021 -10 November
Notes from the Third Sub-Basement: High Anxiety
It is hard to please Democrats. President Biden, Speaker Pelosi, Leader Schumer and their teams worked for months to get…
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Oct- 2021 -1 October
The Media Has Missed the Story: Biden and the Dems are on the Verge of Another Major Success.
The New York Times does it again: “House Delays Vote on Infrastructure Bill as Democrats Feud.” On the homepage they…
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Sep- 2021 -17 September
How Do We Win the War Here at Home?
With every passing day, it looks less like we have one nation divided by differing political beliefs and more like…
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Aug- 2021 -31 August
Ways to Support Afghan Refugees
The situation in Afghanistan is incredibly dire as we have been discussing for weeks on Deep State Radio. However, there…
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May- 2021 -17 May
In the Israel-Palestine Conflict, Simplistic Analyses are the Enemy
In an effort to combat the “four legs good, two legs bad” oversimplifications that dominate the commentary on the Israel-Palestine…
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Jan- 2021 -9 January
A Lot Had to Go Wrong to Lead to This Week’s Attempted Coup
If the (erroneous) Office of Legal Counsel memo saying president’s can’t be indicted for crimes while in office had not…
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8 January
A Lot Had to Go Wrong to Lead to This Week\’s Attempted Coup
If the (erroneous) Office of Legal Counsel memo saying president\’s can\’t be indicted for crimes while in office had not…
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Nov- 2020 -7 November
Why the Victory of Biden and Harris is So Moving
I have spent some time now, wondering why I have had such a profound emotional reaction to Joe Biden and…
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Oct- 2020 -1 October
America’s Devastating Cultural Depression: The Time for Action is Now
Among our many looming challenges is one that has not gotten sufficient attention. The United States is in the midst…
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1 October
America\’s Devastating Cultural Depression: The Time for Action is Now
Among our many looming challenges is one that has not gotten sufficient attention. The United States is in the midst…
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