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Tag Archives: bullying
A 3-M Week
Alan Zendell, June 11, 2019 This is not an attempt to convince anyone to buy or sell 3M stock. Rather, it’s a mildly depressing look at the way Donald Trump massacred the thirteenth letter of our alphabet this week. The … Continue reading →
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Tagged asylum, bullying, business leaders, congress, Guatemala, mexico, migrants, NAFTA, southern border, tariffs, threats, US Trade Representative, USMCA
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Trump As Seen By a Brit
Alan Zendell, March 6, 2019 In response to the question: “Why do some British people not like Donald Trump,” Nate White, an articulate and witty writer from England, wrote this magnificent response. It was referred to me by some good friends, … Continue reading →
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Tagged artlessness, bullying, charm, compassion, crass, English writers, george w bush, humorless, illiteracy, nastiness, Nate White, Obama, pettiness, richard nixon, stupidity, trolls
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Bullies 101
Alan Zendell, January 26, 2019 Sometimes when I tutor kids, it’s clear that they never learned some of the basic skills they need in elementary school, so I have to go back to Arithmetic 101. The lesson is the same, … Continue reading →
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Tagged airline safety, appeasement, baseball, Bryce Harper, bullying, concessions, failure, government shutdown, honesty, intimidation, Nancy Pelosi, politics, scruples, strength, Trump, Vince Lombardi, Washington Nationals
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Trump’s Shutdown Fight
Alan Zendell, January 15, 2019 Anyone who has ever sat through negotiation training knows that a successful resolution is one from which both sides come away thinking they’ve achieved something positive. When that happens, everyone can leave their differences behind … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2020, border wall, bullying, chaos, compromise, Democrats, ego, government shutdown, House Committees, insults, investigations, lies, Nancy Pelosi, narcissism, negotiation, strategy, subpoenas, winning
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Shithole Countries and the Free Press
Alan Zendell, January 13, 2018 Since the end of the second world war, we’ve had a succession of presidents who, regardless of their overall political philosophies, all believed that increased trade and friendly, cooperative interaction with other nations were the … Continue reading →
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Tagged africa, bullying, congress, florida, free trade, haiti, katherine graham, lindsey graham, meryl streep, morality, puerto rico, racist slurs, respect, silent revenge, trump's base, vietnam, washington post
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Korean Chicken
Alan Zendell, August 11, 2017 If you’re like me, you’re sick of pundits interpreting events or pushing their own agendas on television. It’s useful to keep in mind that they’re all being handsomely paid to argue with each other and … Continue reading →
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Tagged brinksmanship, bullying, china, guam, hiroshima, japan, Kim Jong Un, narcissism, North Korea, nuclear weapons, tough guy, Trump
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Conservative Values
Alan Zendell, August 4, 2017 I learned a lot about conservative values this week. It was enlightening. It was uplifting enough to restore my confidence in the future. Why? I read Senator Jeff Flake’s book, which he named after Barry … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barry Goldwater, bullying, conservatism, demonizing, dissent, facts, free trade, immigration, Jeff Flake, negotiation, openness, partisanship, party loyalty, Science, Senate rules, Trump, truth, values
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John McCain, a True American Hero
Alan Zendell, July 28, 2017 “He’s not a war hero. He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.” That was Donald Trump the candidate talking about John McCain in June of 2015. McCain … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullying, health care, lisa murkowski, Mitch McConnell, Obamacare, repeal, republican leadership, sarah palin, susan collins, thumbs down, Trump
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Is it Fair to Compare Trump’s Rise to Power with Hitler’s?
Alan Zendell, February 23, 2017 Google “Hitler and Trump”, and you’ll be shocked at the number of websites that come up. They by no means agree with each other, but it’s significant that so many diverse people thought to make … Continue reading →
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Tagged alternate facts, approval, autocracy, Bannon, bigotry, bullying, constitution, courts, demonize, election, fake news, first amendment, hitler, honest, immigration, lies, media, mexico, muslims, pandering, poll, president, presidential, press, racism, scapegoat, supreme court, travel ban, Trump, truth, truthful
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Warcraft and Governance
Alan Zendell, February 20, 2017 On February 7th of this year, the lead article in James Hohmann’s The Daily 202 (a daily news capsule put out by The Washington Post) was Five books to Understand Stephen K. Bannon. The week … Continue reading →
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Tagged allies, attack, bullying, chaos, deception, decisiveness, election, enemy, misdirection, political opposition, president, presidential, press, the art of war, Trump, war
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