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The Land of Opportunity
Alan Zendell, January 19, 2023 Once upon a time, there was a mythical place called America, where the free and the brave lived, to which everyone looked as the Land of Opportunity. Each generation of Americans, especially those not far … Continue reading
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Tagged American values, fox news, Joe Biden, kevin mccarthy, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, propaganda, Roger Ailes, Ruppert Murdoch
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A Warning About the Midterm Elections From the UK
Alan Zendell, October 20, 2022 Analogies can be misleading, and there are more differences than similarities in the political crises facing the United Kingdom and the United States, but there’s a warning for Americans in the shockingly rapid demise of … Continue reading
A Legacy of Lies and Insurrection
Alan Zendell, June 8, 2022 Last January, the Department of Justice indicted Elmer Stewart Rhodes III, the leader of the far-right extremist group, The Oath Keepers, charging him with seditious conspiracy. Two days ago, DOJ indicted Henry Tarrio, leader of … Continue reading
Voting in America
Alan Zendell, September 14, 2021 As we enter the home stretch of President Biden’s first year in office, the most important thing on his agenda is passing a federal voting rights bill. History will show that the legacy of Donald … Continue reading
Speak Not Ill of the Dead – Or Just Tell the Truth
Alan Zendell, February 18, 2021 We’re taught never to speak ill of the dead. Why? Is it mere political correctness, good taste, or squeamishness? One of the few things about which I agreed with Donald Trump was the need to … Continue reading
Fakery on a Global Scale
Alan Zendell, January 29, 2021 In 1983, Woody Allen created a fake documentary called Zelig, after its main character. Before the age of sophisticated computer imagery, Allen used a variety of movie making techniques to seamlessly insert his character into … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative facts, Anita Hill, AONN, Birther conspiracy, Clarence Thomas, clinton impeachment, computer imaging, Ed Murrow, fake documentary, fake news, fox news, Internet, Kellyanne Conway, lies. Birther theory, QAnon, Roger Ailes, Walter Cronkite, weapons of mass destruction, Will Pfeifer, Woody Allen, Zelig
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Stress Tests
Alan Zendell, December 12, 2020 Stress tests have been used ever since people have been building and manufacturing things to assure their safety and soundness. Would you get on an airplane if you didn’t know that every piece of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bush, charismatic leaders, civil war, Clinton, constitution, demagogues, depression, divisiveness, equality, fox news, hyperpartisanship, inclusion, John Roberts, misinformation, nine-eleven, Obama, Roger Ailes, social media, supreme court, Trump, Trumpism, vietnam, watergate
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Trump and the Military
Alan Zendell, September 8, 2020 Trump’s relationship with the military has disparate elements, but that’s not to say it’s complicated. It’s really quite easy to read. It began with the Vietnam-era draft. Due to the unpopularity of the war, the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 election, 2020 election, absentee voting, bone spurs, draft dodging, fox news, generals, Jeffrey Goldberg, Joe Dunford, John Kelly, John McCain, losers, Roger Ailes, sex scandals, soldiers, suckers, The Atlantic
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