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Leave it to The Nation to go all Ape-Schitt:
‘Cops lynched Tyre Nichols because they knew they could’
“All police, regardless of race or background, are employed to uphold a system conceived by white people, for white people, that operates to oppress black people.”
Who else but the Marxist propagandist Elie Mystal?
“The killing of Tyre Nichols is an indictment of the entire political System”
At The Nation, everything is an indictment of the entire political system.
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The local power struggle mirrors the divide over the national chairman
Ronna McDaniel has done the very best she could do under circumstances that are not favorable to the RNC and has managed to build up trust between the non-Trump and pro-Trump factions within the GOP in a way very few others could thread the needle and build the relationships.” …
The problem is not really Ronna and the RNC but at the state level. They point to the problems at the state GOP level in Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. One committeewoman, who is not a Trump fan at this point, told me, “Ronna can’t fix Kelli Ward, but Ronna is fantastic at mitigating those types.”
Category Archives: Tales from the front lines
It is snowing ‘here’
and it is beautiful! The grounds of the Stately Manor this Saturday afternoon are a snow globe, lightly shaken. A Grandma Moses painting come to life. The falling snow blankets the blue spruce and dwarf white pine while, inside, the … Continue reading
Hunkering down at Stately Blaska Manor
Riding out the storm! The indentured servants at Stately Blaska Manor are battening the hatches. Stockpiling provisions. Girding for the big one. The b&w rabbit-eared Philco advises that the Emerald City here in southern Wisconsin is under a winter storm … Continue reading
Spread a little non-political Christmas cheer
Beware of conservatives bearing gifts! Two Christmases ago, sent a gift subscription of National Review to a sibling of the Democrat(ic) persuasion. Thought he would enjoy good writing from a different perspective. Hasn’t spoken to the Head Groundskeeper for over … Continue reading
Take a detour to rural Wisconsin farm art
You are invited to pull over and ponder a while. A little bit northwest of Madison WI the countryside is dotted with transitory art carrying whimsical doses of environmental consciousness that goes down easy. This year’s Farm Art D’Tour makes … Continue reading
The little white church binds generations of family
A sense of history and place. Much moved by the funeral ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II this morning. The Queen was piped into Westminster Abbey by a phalanx of bagpipers. Watching at home, we could say that, a few years … Continue reading
Education
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