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Never Forget the Women’s March on Washington
It’s been a little over two months since Donald Trump was elected the unfortunate 45th president of the United States. Nothing celebratory accompanied his Inauguration. The parade and subsequent balls failed to clear the dark clouds over Washington. The following … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Current Events, Election2016, Uncategorized
Tagged activism, Dissent, politics, Protest, Washington, Women's March on Washington, Women's Rights
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This is not normal.
If there were ever a time I hoped to be wrong, this would’ve been that time. Shortly after the Iowa Caucuses in February, I wrote an article titled, “Here comes the revolution, but it’s not what you think.” In that … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Current Events, Election2016, Moderate Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged #NotNormal, Donald Trump, Election2016, Hillary Clinton, history, politics, Steve Bannon
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Is the media shaping our opinions? Yes it is.
“Here’s what I think is going on, and I think we’ll have to do more research and understand it better. I think you’re really on to something. There is a sense of disappointment among young people about politics, and there … Continue reading
Following Orlando, Trump Tweets — About Trump
It took less than twelve hours for Donald Trump to take to Twitter with an opinion on the massacre in Orlando. While most of us were still trying to digest what happened, the presumptive Republican nominee spent the day tweeting … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Election2016
Tagged Current Events, decision 2016, Donald Trump, election 2016, Orlando, President Obama
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No. I am not a Correct the Record Clinton Operative.
I’m still trying to figure out what’s more laughable: The idea that someone would pay me to make comments on Facebook? Or the fact that I’m doing it for free? Truth be told, I do engage in political discussions on … Continue reading
Posted in Election2016, Uncategorized
Tagged Bernie Sanders, decision 2016, Donald Trump, election 2016, funny, Hillary Clinton, humor, political humor, politics, social media
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Solutions for a Revolution: How Bernie Sanders Supporters Can Save the Movement
I’ve been exceptionally hard on Bernie Sanders and his supporters this election cycle. Anyone that reads this blog can tell you that the majority of my posts are critical of the senator and his so-called “revolution.” Truthfully though, there’s a … Continue reading
Bernie’s Big Lie: A Contested Convention in July
I’m actually in the process of crafting a longer essay on how I believe the Bernie Sanders movement can continue after the nominating process is over, but new information cluttered my morning newsfeed, so here we are. Multiple sources reported … Continue reading
Immersive Politics: My Brief Experience with the Clinton Campaign
On an unseasonably warm day in March, I met Eric at a hipster coffee shop in North Buffalo. He wasn’t hard to spot. Visibly exhausted, he half-heartedly plucked at his computer keys from behind the Hillary logo slapped across his … Continue reading
March Madness: High School Politics
It’s time to look back and have a little talk about what happened in March. By now, I’ve already discussed the trends of the Angry White Voter, record-breaking Republican turn-out, and badly behaving supporters. So, let’s shift our attention to … Continue reading
