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Bill Barr, Sideshow Bear

Posted on May 8, 2019 by Kurt Baumeister

Lies, selective memory, mischaracterizations, shadings, deletions, redactions: Bill Barr has, in his short, second tenure as Attorney General, been guilty of these and just about every other untruth-adjacent action you can name. But he shouldn’t be impeached and the more … Continue reading →

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An Excerpt from Pax Americana

Posted on March 9, 2017 by Kurt Baumeister

Kurt Baumeister’s debut novel, a satirical thriller entitled Pax Americana, will be released on March 15th by Stalking Horse Press. Early notices have been strong including praise from Weeklings Founding Editor Sean Beaudoin and bestselling authors Darin Strauss and Caroline … Continue reading →

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Love Ye Therefore the Stranger: The Night Kingston, NY Became a Sanctuary City

Posted on February 8, 2017 by Emily Barton

Emily Barton reports on the fight to make Kingston, New York a sanctuary city amid a sea of bitter MAGA hats and misconceptions. Continue reading →

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5 Tips for Surviving as Female

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Jana Martin

How to not be exhausted, not be co-opted, not be groped, not be kidnapped, and not be silent during the first 100 days of the bastard Trump regime. Continue reading →

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EVOLVE VIVA LA RÉSISTANCE … EVOLVE VIVA LA REVOLUTION

Posted on December 14, 2016 by Danbert Nobacon

“Evolve and Live the Resistance. Evolve and Live the Revolution.” Continue reading →

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Spring, Again

Posted on September 1, 2016 by Ben Tanzer

Ben Tanzer offers up a treatise on purpose. And meaning. And sweat. Continue reading →

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Protecting Pop’s Pilloried Plagiarists

Posted on August 23, 2016 by Charlie Clissitt

It’s the sincerest form of flattery, and it’s not going away, but imitation as a means of creation does not enjoy the acceptance it once did. What once was homage is now plagiarism. Guest Weekling Charlie Clissitt goes to bat for practitioners of the age-old art of looking over the shoulders of giants. Continue reading →

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