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Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

  • Donald Trump: Too soft to stand up to our enemies around the globe, who work for his reelection so as to continue to toy with him. Too weak to stand up for our allies, who once counted on us and now pity us. Too soft for the grinding work of governing. Too weak to protect the nation from the coronavirus, to which his administration surrendered months ago, taking with it the strong economy he inherited.

    At his best, he’s an ineffectual fool to be flattered, handled, and managed by his advisers. Fearful of competence and expertise, he pushes them away. A draft-dodger, incapable of comprehending the sacrifices made by strong men, women, and families, he is unworthy of the military he nominally commands.

    And at his worst? It’s been a long four years, but we may not have seen it all yet. Could he accept defeat, put the best interests of our democracy above his pride and ego, and resist the urge to burn down the house? That would definitely take a strong leader. I wouldn’t count on this president.

    Michael L. Andresino

    Milton

    Note from KBJ: President Trump is making America great again, Michael. Either you're too stupid to realize this or you don't want America to be great.

    Trump Derangement Syndrome, from Today’s Boston Globe

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    Nov 2
  • The Depraved Swamp have been trying to stop me – because they know I don’t answer to THEM – I answer only to YOU. Together, we will defeat the corrupt establishment, we will DETHRONE the failed political class, we will drain the Washington Swamp & we will SAVE THE AMERICAN DREAM!

    — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 2, 2020

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    Nov 2
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    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Nov 1
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    Dilbert

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    Nov 1
  • Nov. 3 is more than Election Day in the United States. It’s also a referendum on American values and our belief in the great experiment of democracy. The world will be judging the fabric and soul of American convictions. This is not a partisan election. It will be a choice to regain our leadership of the free world, or it will lead us on the path to fascism and isolationism.

    On one hand, we have a moderate Democrat with experience, honesty and integrity. On the other, we have a sitting president who’s doing everything in his power to taint the election process by sabotaging the postal service and falsely claiming mail-in balloting fraud. The same man who idolizes Vladimir Putin. This will be Judgment Day for the United States of America.

    Larry J. Massung, San Marcos

    Note from KBJ: President Trump is making America great again, Larry. What part of that bothers you?

    Trump Derangement Syndrome, from Today’s Austin American-Statesman

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    Nov 1
  • …The place was a mess and would have lost much more business if I hadn’t come along. Many new plants are starting. Foreign countries and companies now treat the USA, and Michigan, with respect. Big jobs plans. Please remember this when you go to cast your very important vote!

    — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 1, 2020

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    Nov 1
  • Here.

    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Oct 31
  • Here.

    Dilbert

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    Oct 31
  • Halloween

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    Happy Halloween!

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    Oct 31
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    How does Nate Silver have any credibility after this debacle? Click to enlarge.

    Politics

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    Oct 31
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