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Monthly Archives: June 2025
Lies and Other Trumpisms
Alan Zendell, June 28, 2025 There’s an important part of Trump’s repertoire, whose central theme is creating chaos and then swooping onto the scene like a vulture, claiming to be a hero because he cleaned up the mess he created, … Continue reading
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Tagged allies, big beautiful bill, budget reconciliation, canada, chaos, china, Dan Quayle, Donald Trump, george w bush, Gerald Ford, immigrant, medicaid cuts, rare earths, ronald reagan, tariffs, trade policy, Ukraine, war powers
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On Bombing Iran
Alan Zendell, June 22, 2025 Bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities was something that had to be done – assuming our intelligence was correct, and that’s a pretty big IF. Faked (Gulf of Tonkin) or incorrect (Weapons of Mass Destruction) intelligence involved … Continue reading
Fordo
Alan Zendell, June 17, 2025 It sounds like a character from a Tolkien novel, but it’s neither fantasy nor amusing. Over the next few days, it may be the fulcrum on which the future of the Middle East depends. Fordo … Continue reading
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Tagged bunker busters, Donald Trump, iran, israel, Jihad, lyndon johnson, negotiations, nuclear weapons, power, religious bigotry, uranium
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The Coming Conflict
Alan Zendell, June 12, 2025 Donald Trump loves symbols. Gold toilets, trophy wives, private jets, things most of us live happily without. He also loves alternate realities, like the one in which he lights a match to the Constitution and … Continue reading
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Tagged autocracy, civil war, conflict, congress, constitution, courts, democracy, Democrats, Donald Trump, Fascism, Gilead, Hungary, Oceania, oligarchy, Project 2025
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David and Goliath
Alan Zendell, June 2, 2025 There is little in the Old Testament that can be taken to be literally true, but its books and stories do a good job describing human nature and shaping our values. Perhaps one of its … Continue reading
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Tagged Donald Trump, drones, John F Kennedy, NATO, Nikita Khrushchev, vladimir Putin, volodymyr zelensky, war
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A Horrifying 1983 Television Event
Alan Zendell, June 1, 2025 An article in today’s New York Times, grabbed my attention, as I expect it grabbed the attention of everyone who read it who is old enough to remember 1983. Alissa Wilkinson’s column, When the Whole … Continue reading