Peter Tonguette is a journalist based in Columbus, Ohio. He has written for various publications, including The Dispatch, Washington Examiner, CineMontage, Realclearpolitics, and more. His articles cover a range of topics, including local events, entertainment, book reviews, and political commentary.
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Boorish goofiness is not in fact a staple of America’s heartland.
By: Peter Tonguette
At one point during his 1969 run for mayor of New York City , the novelist, essayist, filmmaker, and impenitent outlaw of polite society Norman
The valorization of librarians as public servants makes even less sense than that of schoolteachers.
Sometimes the “business of poltroons” yields a masterpiece despite itself.
Once upon a time, the voters elected a president named George W. Bush . They liked him well enough to elect him a second time.
Sometime in the middle of August, just as the weather has become sweltering, the sound of crickets has become deafening, and the aroma of cut grass has become incessant, my mind starts drifting to sweater weather.
The business of reviewing the arts online has changed the way in which we watch and review performances.
Throughout movie history, few genres have been more consistently disparaged, disrespected, and disdained than what might be called the cancer-crossed
There is one candidate who is promising to take on the shoddiness of modern America.
By: Peter Tonguette
The Columbus Symphony Orchestra dreams of a concert hall with glorious acoustics, but skepticism clouds its campaign.
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