Corporations demand the most Laissez-Fair capitalism they can get--until things go wrong. Then they want socialism for themselves while they fight paying for it for everyone else. If big corporations want capitalism, then let them have it.
Testing two theses of Republican Politics, and maybe the future of the Democratic Party.
POLITICS IS A NEGOTIATION: DON'T ASK US TO VOTE IF WE DON'T HAVE A VOICE AT THE TABLE
He's like a bad magician. We are all on to his tricks. They are obvious and poorly executed. Why bother participating?
ON DEFEATING OUR INNER THANOS
On why support for Trump remains so frustratingly consistent.
The learning curve resulting from the 2000 election, however, was pretty steep. I learned that, for the left, presidential politics isn't about ideological purity. It can't be. We will always lose on that front. Presidential politics is chess in which your every move is premised on your endgame.
No, I'm not being sarcastic, and Democrats need to listen because I'm telling them why there will be no Blue Wave in 2018, and why Trump will be taking the Oath again in 2021.
Though Lincoln is often described as being well-liked and charismatic, does this translate to telegenic. If Abraham Lincoln were to take to the podium on a televised debate with, say, Oprah, how would he be received?
