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Rep. Thomas Massie, Jean-Paul Sartre, and the loss of an American ethos.
Logical fallacies and the limits of being right.
When you take a position that finds ‘the Jew’ on the other side of that position, people who really dislike ‘the Jews’ will flock…
On the end of John Cornyn and Thomas Massie.
On boycotting the White House’s ‘Freedom 250’ celebration.
We knew Trump 2.0 would be a civic catastrophe. But we didn't expect this.
