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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Shocking Development: Electrified Chastity Belt Sales Soar in Wake of Trump Win
A medieval device of female oppression has gotten a 21st century upgrade – and the designers are two women with newly minted engineering degrees from Michigan State University. Rachel Weinstein and Alexandra Cho came up with the concept four years … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Musings, U.S. Politics, Uncategorized, Writing
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Democrats: Work with Republicans on Healthcare
My wife is a doctor in a specialty with a lot of subspecialties. In order to ensure that the contracted hospitals receive complete subspecialty coverage every day of the year, vacations are chosen using “pods” of doctors with similar skills, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Healthcare, U.S. Politics, Uncategorized
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The New, New Jim Crow
I’ve been thinking about writing on this topic for quite a while, but a post by John Scalzi (http://whatever.scalzi.com/2016/11/10/the-cinemax-theory-of-racism/) gave me the push I needed. First of all, I offer my apologies to Michelle Alexander who wrote The New Jim … Continue reading
Most Americans May Actually Want Higher Taxes, but Don’t Realize It
To be more precise, they really just want to feel more secure, and they don’t realize that a strong central government can provide that security. Libertarians definitely don’t feel this way, nor do many of those who refer to the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, U.S. Politics, Uncategorized
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