- Last Of The Millenniums briefly delves into whether Trump is taxed.
- At The Moderate Voice Evan Sarzin compares Trump late night madness to Nixon’s conversations with paintings and suggests his plans to attack Clinton for her husband’s infidelity are just part of the madness.
- Iron Knee at Political Irony takes Donald Trump to the Escher Inn for a change in perspective.
- The Big Empty brings us 10 instances in which a Presidential candidate broke federal laws and screwed over ordinary citizens.
- driftglass finds self-deception and self-immolation in the conservative edge of bothsiderism.
- Infidel753 brings us an update of his own medical condition, still improving after a brief scare, international reaction to the Hill-Don-1 debate, and a promise, once the election is over, to continue the fight against the real world wide villain.
- James Wigderson continues his campaign against University suppression of conservative free speech. Uncharacteristically, however, the usually diligent James leaves a few things out (last item).
- Yellow Dog at Blue in the Bluegrass explains with scientific precision how privatization kills.
- nojo at Stinque suggests that those who grew up in the 60s amid social change do not appreciate just how hard it is to attain even small measures of social justice.
- Max’s Dad has a list, with links, of one-trick pop hits, from 30 – 45 years ago. Appeals to my generation, I suppose.
- When I want to get depressed over media trends outside of balanced-beyond-truth news outlets, I just contrast the History Channel with what used to be the History Channel. My friend Michael John Scott at Mad Mike’s America thinks about “fluff-filled, nonsense ridden pseudo-source of reliable weather reporting” that has replaced the Weather Channel.
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