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Due to previous management, I'm about out of political outrage at the moment. If I'm going to ration it out, you're going to have to up your game to get…
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September 2025
Trump: The U.N. is useless (probably) and Tylenol causes autism (not likely). How we got here.
A brief political history of the 21st century United States.
Sep 26
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Science Friday #64: Replacing bad science with (arguably) worse science.
We are not making progress on this front.
Sep 20
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15:45
Myopia is an affliction, not a virtue.
Myopia is a term for a vision defect. It is not a cloak of valor.
Sep 15
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We don't have a violence problem in this country; we have a liberal Karen problem.
The influence of smug, virtue-signaling liberal Karens on the world is less than great. Let's discuss the legacy of toxic feminism.
Sep 12
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Spinelessness facilitated the left's march through institutions. The current retreat through those institutions has revealed some amazing…
When you can only stand up for what is right a comfortable distance from the fight, it is not a mea culpa; it's an admission of cowardice. I'm not fond…
Sep 9
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If you want things to change, you must actually want things to change.
Expressing dissatisfaction with the status quo without supporting change is called whining. That's why I'm writing my first ever political endorsement.
Sep 5
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August 2025
Crisis? What crisis?
The #Resist movement racks up assists for the other team by feeding Trump uncontested layups with their odd choices of hills to die on.
Aug 27
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I think you can pull it off.
Sometimes Kentucky moonshine...
Aug 23
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Bait and switch at the academy
Public higher ed in the U.S. is nearly as old as the country itself. But taxpayers expect an education rooted in American values and a cure for cancer…
Aug 20
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Stumbling toward apotheosis
It's been a long and winding road with more than a few bumps, but it's starting to dawn on me what it may have been all about.
Aug 16
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When the lowest common denominator prevails
Laissez-faire works until it doesn't. What if it is a feature of the social contract?
Aug 10
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