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Inflection Points
Alan Zendell, August 16, 2022, President Biden often says we are at an inflection point in our history. In mathematics, an inflection point defines when a downward trend turns upward, or vice versa. That sounds very technical, but applied to … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Kinzinger, changing trends, climate change, congress, DOJ, Donald Trump, drug prices, espionage, gasoline prices, Georgia, history, inflation, insurrection, Liz Cheney, mathemtics, Merrick Garland, New York, President Biden, recession, right wing extremism, Rudy Giuliani, russia, supreme court, Ukraine, veterans, violence
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Living in Interesting Times
Alan Zendell, June 29, 2021 The phrase, “We live in interesting times” is an ironic warning about coming uncertainty and jeopardy. Whether or not it was originally a Chinese curse, the implication is that war and chaos are a lot … Continue reading
Are You Surprised?
Alan Zendell, January 6, 2021 If you are surprised by Wednesday’s insurrection in Washington, you shouldn’t be. If, even now, you’re waiting to see if Trump will finally step up and act responsibly, I’ll make it easy for you. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol Police, charlottesville, donald trump jr, fox news, george w bush, insurrection, law enforcement, Mitch McConnell, Portland, Rudy Giuliani, treason, violence
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If I Were the President Elect…
Alan Zendell, December 16, 2020 President Elect Joe Biden has not called to ask my advice. Neither has anyone else for that matter. But that won’t deter me from offering some. First, and most important, Mr. President Elect, do everything … Continue reading
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Tagged active-duty military, Anthony Fauci, COVID, distancing, Fourth of July, Hassan Rouhani, Henry Kissinger, insurrection, Iran Nuclear deal, isolationim, John Kerry, Kim Jong Un, masks, Memorial Day, Michael Osterholm, national guard, NATO, Obamacare, Paris Climate Accords, tariffs, trade wars, vaccines, violence, virtual inauguration, vladimir Putin, xi Jinping, zero tolerance
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Trump’s Latest Gift: Vigilantism
Alan Zendell, August 26, 2020 It was no coincidence when David Duke, convicted felon and former Grand Wizard of the KKK tweeted that our new president had their backs, the new president being Donald Trump and “they” being White Supremacists. … Continue reading
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Tagged arsonists, Brownshirts, constitution, David Beth, Deputies, equality, Facebook, fascists, Jacob Blake, Kenosha WI, looters, McCloskey, police shooting, preamble, re-election, Republican Convention, Trump, violence, white supremacists
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Maryland’s 7th Congressional District and Elijah Cummings
Alan Zendell, July 28, 2019 Context is everything. To be clear, I’m writing this as a white voter from an affluent, racially diverse county in central Maryland. Our median household income is nearly twice the national average. Our population is … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore, CNN, disease, diversity, drugs, guns, hate mongering, infestation, Maryland, rats, Ravens, Trump, Victor Blackwell, violence
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Inciter in Chief
Alan Zendell, October 15, 2018 Since the day he announced his candidacy for president, Donald Trump has relentlessly attacked the media. His initial attacks were completely unprovoked, as all of the major cable news channels devoted far more airtime to … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden, bombs, Clinton, CNN, divisiveness, fox news, hitler, John F Kennedy, media, Montana, Nazis, Obama, Robert deNiro, Soros, Steve Scalise, Ted Cruz, terrorism, Trump, violence, white supremacists
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Saving Ourselves From Trump
Alan Zendell, October 2, 2017 The longer this country suffers with Donald Trump as president, the more urgent it feels to counter the negative impact he’s having on it. But as urgent as it seems, it’s also befuddling. It feels … Continue reading
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Tagged Betsy Devos, fake news, guns, impeachment, indictment, misogyny, mueller, narcissism, populism, racism, Science, terror, Tom Price, Trumpism, truth, violence, xenophobia
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Ryan Needs to Show What He’s Made Of
Alan Zendell, May 26, 2017 Were I to write to House Speaker Paul Ryan, I could say everything I needed to in three words: “Grow a pair!” But that wouldn’t be nice, and more to the point he might not … Continue reading
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Tagged censure, conviction, democracy, gianforte, integrity, Paul Ryan, the constitution, the press, violence
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