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Weepy Globalist to be Replaced By Rumbustious Working Class Hero At Noon Friday
Can D.C. Suits Stand It?
• January 16, 2017
• 2,000 Words • 74 Comments • Reply
This is the Week of the Two Presidents—Donald Trump succeeds Barack Obama at noon on Friday January 20. Both men recently addressed major gatherings: Barack Obama made his official farewell to the nation, Donald Trump held his first formal press conference since being elected. Each event was highly characteristic. My take: I for one am... Read More
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Jack Kerwick On Barack Obama and the Ideology of Blackism
• January 12, 2016
• 1,100 Words • 51 Comments • Reply
Jack Kerwick, who holds a doctorate in philosophy from Temple University and teaches at various colleges in the Philadelphia area, is a talented polemicist as well as learned academic. For those who want to sample the unleashed Jack Kerwick, I recommend his recent anthology The American Offensive, available in Kindle or paperback. Jack is a... Read More
What Kind of People Are 'People Like Obama'?
• August 16, 2004
• 700 Words • 2 Comments • Reply
The real Hero of the Week to emerge from the Democratic Convention last month was the fabled Barack Obama, the Democrats' keynote speaker and candidate for the Senate from Illinois, where he currently serves as a state senator. It was not just that Mr. Obama, a half-black and half-white icon of multiracialism, was the star... Read More
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