The Rule of Lawless 0
Will Bunch ruminates on the first days of the impeachment inquiry and what they have revealed.
What’s with a Name? 0
PoliticalProf wants to know.
Still Rising Again after All These Years 0
At Psychology Today Blogs, Thomas Hills looks at the impeachment inquiry and partisanship and the factors that are contributing to the latter.
Here’s a snippet (emphasis added); follow the link for the rest. It is worth your while.
The implication may be that no one has objective access to the truth and all sides are equally wrong. However, that is the wrong take-home message.
The “there is no truth” argument is of course exactly what the guilty side of any argument would like you to believe. . . .
Elsewhere in the article, he argues that the roots of this political conflict go back to the Vietnamese War.
I think he’s right about the roots being in a war, but he missed the war by about 100 years.
The Entitlement Society 0
Bruce Lowery argues that a law suit about a wine-stained $30,000 hand bag denotes a society that’s out of hand. A snippet:
Follow the link for the hard-to-believe details.
Grepping for Gullibility 0
Writing at Psychology Today Blogs, Christopher Dwyer explores seven reasons why persons fall for fake news and steps to counter them.
In It for the Money 0
Shaun Mullen throws the book at John Bolton.
