Yes, it was a surprise when Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature. My reaction? I think it’s an absurdity. But I think quite a few of the Nobel Prize in Literature awards choices have been absurd, so this … Continue reading →
I will be very relieved when the last debate is over. Are you planning to watch? I am doing something different than usual—going to visit a conservative friend of mine and watching it with her. I may or may not … Continue reading →
…at Evan McMullin. He’s running for president. If you’re determined to vote third-party, he could be of interest.
Continue reading →Yesterday commenter “T” wrote: One of the things that attracted me to this site years ago was the ability to agree to disagree and to use that disagreement to sharpen and refine my own thinking on a topic. Quite frankly, … Continue reading →
If you’re in a certain mood, this might be darkly amusing:
Continue reading →You’ve probably noticed that a lot of people are writing what looks like post-mortems for the Trump campaign when there are still about three weeks left. Trump himself is even doing it, albeit in a sort of backwards way, in … Continue reading →
Great story, adorable photo:
Continue reading →Well, it may not really be poetry—even though it’s a poem by a master of poetry: Robert Frost. It’s more in the vein of light verse, which Frost sometimes also wrote. The treatment is light, that is. Not the subject … Continue reading →
I’ve made no secret of the fact that I think that Trump’s chances of winning the presidency—never very good in the first place—are now vanishingly small. Here’s someone who agrees, and has this observation to make: When a man whose … Continue reading →
Here’s a piece about how brilliantly orchestrated the “Trump the sexual harasser” news drop was. A careful drip, drip, and then a flood. Wouldn’t it be nice if the right could learn how to do this? There’s a little problem, … Continue reading →
You can read what he has to say at his blog. Those of you who read the comments here already know much about Cornhead’s thinking on the 2016 race. But he lays it all out in that post, which begins: … Continue reading →
…are condemned to repeat it.
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