The GOP Is Borking The Rust Belt
Recent elections in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and even Ohio are not good news for Republicans. Continue reading The GOP Is Borking The Rust Belt
Category: Bigotry
The Birthplace Of The Klan Strikes Again
Decorum, my ass. Continue reading The Birthplace Of The Klan Strikes Again
Something Is Rotten In The State Of Tennessee
This is how democracy dies. Continue reading Something Is Rotten In The State Of Tennessee
The GOP’s Ship Of Fools
Hurting women and trans people is all a game to the GOP. Continue reading The GOP’s Ship Of Fools
Kind Of A Drag
When Adrastos met Beverly LaSalle. Continue reading Kind Of A Drag
“New Fatalism” Is The Same Old BS
Facing the flaws in our history is not fatalism. Continue reading “New Fatalism” Is The Same Old BS
Almost Hell, West Virginia
They hurt people because they can. Continue reading Almost Hell, West Virginia
Remove The Guardrails, Bigots Feel Comfortable
Each day, it becomes clearer and clearer that the “war on woke” is about making America safe again for racists. Continue reading Remove The Guardrails, Bigots Feel Comfortable
Malaka Of The Week: Scott Adams
Dilbert creator gets lost in the Forbidden Zone. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Scott Adams
The Struggle For The Right To Exist
Transgender writer Parker Molloy and other transgender people are fighting the far right, Anita Bryant impersonator JK Rowling, and The New York Times just for the right to live. Continue reading The Struggle For The Right To Exist
The Cowardice Of Hiding Black History
Censoring The 1619 Project and other Black history content is nothing more than not owning up. Continue reading The Cowardice Of Hiding Black History
Spank 2023: That’s Not How We Bowl
The Dude’s Krewe du Vieux wrap up post. Continue reading Spank 2023: That’s Not How We Bowl
Malaka Of The Week: The Krewe Of Endymion
Going around and around with the Krewe Of Endymion and Mel Gibson. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: The Krewe Of Endymion
Andrew Tate And Cartoon Masculinity
Andrew Tate and others like him project a parody-level version of being a Real Man – and cannot be ignored. Continue reading Andrew Tate And Cartoon Masculinity
War On Christmas Taking A Break?
All’s somewhat quiet on the holiday front. Continue reading War On Christmas Taking A Break?
Malaka Of The Week: Sam The Sham Alito
Sam the Sham Alito: Standup Comedian. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Sam The Sham Alito
Low Bar In The Gret Stet Of Louisiana
Double Bill Cassidy to the rescue? Gimme a break. Continue reading Low Bar In The Gret Stet Of Louisiana
Nostalgia At War With Reality
The good old days weren’t always good, and that’s okay. Honest memories are the best memories. Continue reading Nostalgia At War With Reality
Vexatious Venting
Just another irksome Monday. Continue reading Vexatious Venting
Dear Dad 2.0
A pistol of an epistle. Continue reading Dear Dad 2.0
Malaka Of The Week: Johnny Teague
Evangelical Christian Johnny Teague has written a work of speculative fiction: The Lost Diaries Of Anne Frank. His Anne is a Jesus freak wannabe. It’s as if Hillary Mantel depicted Henry VIII as a selfless celibate in Wolf Hall. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Johnny Teague
How Woke Hysteria Fuels Hate
Anti-semitic incidents are on the rise and racism is becoming more open. This is the result of the anti-woke movement. Continue reading How Woke Hysteria Fuels Hate
Malaka Of The Week: Dan Snyder
Dan Snyder’s NFL film noir. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Dan Snyder
Malaka Of The Week: Tommy Tuberville
The malakatude, it burns. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: Tommy Tuberville
Irksome Things: Fall Has Fallen Edition
More vexatious venting. Continue reading Irksome Things: Fall Has Fallen Edition
Wasn’t Born To Follow Up
Following up on posts about John Neely Kennedy, Stewart Rhodes, and Herschel Walker. Continue reading Wasn’t Born To Follow Up
Truly Great Countries Face Up To Hard Truths
The timing of the documentary by Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, and Sarah Botstein on America’s complicated part of the Holocaust story could not be better. Continue reading Truly Great Countries Face Up To Hard Truths
Too Much Of Anything
“I think this brain has thought a lot
Searching, trying to find a crutch
I think this heart has bled once too often. This time, it’s bled a bit too much.”
Continue reading Too Much Of Anything
Saturday Odds & Sods: And Your Bird Can Sing
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: And Your Bird Can Sing
Malaka Of The Week: John Jacob
John Jacob: The Hater’s Hater. Continue reading Malaka Of The Week: John Jacob