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By: Paul Campos
It turns out to be one of the co-chairmen: Vivek Ramaswamy plans to bail on President-elect Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to focus on his ambitions to become Governor of Ohio, according to reports. Sources close to the situation told CBS News that his counterpart at the newly-formed panel, billionaire Elon Musk, has […]
By: Paul Campos
This is both very obviously the right thing to do, and a symptom of the extreme political degeneracy of this nation:
The rules are these: If I win the hand I get the money in the pot. If I lose the hand, I shove a gun in your face and take all the money in the room.
Biden granted clemency to Leonard Peltier with 20 minutes left his presidency, and while I'm not knowledgable about that case what little I know about it seems to indicate this was an act of basic justice.
I’m only marginally familiar with the various worlds of contemporary science fiction, but all this reads to me like some sort of mash-up Ayn Rand, Gene Roddenberry, Frank Herbert, Nietzsche, and other favorites of dorm room philosophizing, all fueled by A LOT of drugs, specifically testosterone and whatever that stuff Musk doses himself with is. […]
Let’s not bicker and argue about who murdered who. From my perspective on a university campus where I’ve had occasion to see it in action lately, the ADL has turned into a straight-up reactionary organization, that is is eager to treat a completely unambiguous Nazi salute by the president of the United States’s current BFF […]
It’s true I was born in Colorado Springs, or so they tell me, but on the other hand Trump issued the following executive order today: Sec. 2. Policy. (a) It is the policy of the United States that no department or agency of the United States government shall issue documents recognizing United States citizenship, or […]
George Washington University law professor and friend of the blog Jonathan Turley took a break from his celebrations of our current fascist revival to muse on the potential tax implications of the apparent fact that Hunter Biden lost a lot of paintings to the Los Angeles fires:
By: Paul Campos
After widespread allegations that he was paying skilled gamers to level up his characters on popular videogames, multi-hyphenate billionaire Elon Musk threw a massive tantrum last week. Now, in damning new evidence, netizens spotted Musk’s extremely high-level character grinding in the free-to-play action RPG Path of Exile 2 (PoE 2) — while the billionaire was […]
Paul Krugman's new SubStack is terrific, not surprisingly. Yesterday he was planning to talk about energy policy, but Trump's pardons of the 1/6 insurrectionists altered his plans:
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