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Bernin’ For You

Posted on February 19, 2016 by Sean Murphy

People get enthusiastic about what they never knew was possible, and Bernie’s support thus far has already proven that. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Bernie Sanders, Democratic Socialism, democrats, Donald Trump, FDR, Feel the Bern, George W. Bush, GOP, Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Carter, politics, Ted Cruz, teddy roosevelt | Leave a comment

How To Vote Right: Ted Cruz

Posted on February 4, 2016 by Sean Murphy

Here’s an idea: instead of the man we’d like to share a beer with, how about electing the guy we’d like to punch in the face? Continue reading →

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How to Vote Right: Rand Paul

Posted on February 1, 2016 by Sean Beaudoin

Need some help winnowing down the GOP Presidential Field? Who doesn’t? With this post-partisan analysis, The Weeklings Guide to Voting Right helps you choose. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged 2016 election, candidates, conservativism, democrats, GOP, GOP presidential candidates, iowa, new hampshire, politics, post-partisan, Rand Paul, Rand Paul for President, Rand!, Republicans, ron paul, running for president, the fountainhead, Vote Paul | Leave a comment

Scream, Dream, Nightmare

Posted on January 25, 2016 by Kurt Baumeister

In the first installment of his new feature, Kurt Baumeister screams the American scream. Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Politics, The American Scream | Tagged Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, election, Gladiator, Marrcus Aurelius, politics, President, Rhetoric, The American Scream | 7 Comments

The Power of Political Narrative: Part One, The GOP

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Sean Murphy

We know the Democrats consistently drown in a river of good intentions. Why are the Republicans so successful staying on script? They keep it simple, stupid. This is how the Reagan Revolution happened, why it endures, and why it matters today as much as ever. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, democrats, GOP, politics, Republicans, Ronald Reagan, Sean Murphy, The Gipper, The New Deal, The Power of Political Narrative | 6 Comments

The Political Issues of 2012, as Presented by Eight Trashy Pulp Novels

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Bill Spring

Bill Spring’s fully-illustrated pulp fiction list includes such titles as “Outsourced Love” and “Border Patrol Babe.” Perfect for your library or book club. Continue reading →

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I’m Right and You’re Wrong Forever!! Infinity!!! Bleh!!!!

Posted on August 3, 2012 by Tom Gualtieri

In which Tom Gualtieri gets sucked into the abyss that is a Facebook debate. Continue reading →

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