I feel that listening to a semi-dramatic reading of a Trump indictment gives me a mental distance that allows me to appreciate the language and the argument as I hear it.
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I feel that listening to a semi-dramatic reading of a Trump indictment gives me a mental distance that allows me to appreciate the language and the argument as I hear it.
Do you see what I see?
It appears that the tabloids are finally starting to turn on Trump.
We’ve got more discussion re: the martial arts to have, but this isn’t it. It’s related, though.
Alfred Nobel managed to transition to being a “philanthropist” after a lifetime of building munitions. Usually, when people talk about Nobel’s legacy, they say he felt guilty for inventing dynamite (probably because of the branding: “dynamit nobel”) but he also owned and operated the Swedish steel-maker Bofors, [wik] which he turned into a cannon-maker so successful it’s still very much in business.
Last night, I found myself obsessively reading about Hitler’s beer hall putsch. So many journalists are calling Trump’s coup attempt stuff like “the beer belly putsch” etc., that I figure the back-story is probably more interesting.
When Julius Caesar was 25, he was temporarily kidnapped by Cilician pirates [brit] who mocked him for his aristocratic airs and youth.
I’ve been a bit quiet and distant lately, or I feel that I have.
This year, there are Biden/Harris signs; it’s not all Trump, Trump, Trump.
I don’t expect even Trump is stupid enough to trumpet this particular endorsement – but he’s got an international fan-base!