Aren't the recent comments of the current Pope Leo more relevant than the 19th century version? The comments where he calls out Don's "inhuman treatment" of immigrants...
As to what Don's "new" right feels about workin stiffs, doesn't the BBB tell you all you need to know? When forced to act instead of inflame, the BBB proves to be the "new" rights revealed preference.
Meanwhile, all the self-described conservatives need to watch Don and Pete's lectures to our top military leadership last week. Watch all of it. First, reflect on the mental state of our aging, incoherent president, whether he is more or less lucid than Joepa, and what his condition will be when he's 82. Then reflect on whether you support the deployment of the US military to combat your fellow Americans on his whim, as both his public comments and his executive orders envision. The generals and admirals, thank god, seemed nonplussed.
What could possibly go wrong?
Another Commonplace column, another exercise in "other than that Mrs Lincoln" delusion... I'll know Oren is serious about Don's agenda and its impact on the economy when he analyzes Don's attacks on the rule of law. After all, we have plenty of historical examples:)
Organized private sector labor needs to cut its ties to public sector unions. The power is enticing but it comes with the loss of their souls and their ultimate destruction.
I was hoping for an interesting discussion about organized, labor, ethics, and politics. But this is just another exercise in Republicans good, Democrats bad. It is the Republicans in Congress, and in states across the country who are blocking the formation of labor unions,, making it harder for people to organize, and fighting unionization at every turn. You’ve taken an interesting topic and turned it into just one more tired, ideological speech.
Such a terrible load of nonsense. The Teamsters have been run by, yes, a Catholic mafia. Like that great saint Jimmy Hoffa —may the lord reveal his burial place , amen. They have been violent in ways and tradition that have given us a whole literature of bloody violence. But, then again, what would you expect. The Catholic Church has for centuries been itself a worldwide violent mafia going back to the crusades. The last and the current pope are trying rectify the evil this organization has perpetrated for 2 millennia, but with still very little success. Stop the whitewash and be honest: the Catholic Church is a gang.
Aren't the recent comments of the current Pope Leo more relevant than the 19th century version? The comments where he calls out Don's "inhuman treatment" of immigrants...
As to what Don's "new" right feels about workin stiffs, doesn't the BBB tell you all you need to know? When forced to act instead of inflame, the BBB proves to be the "new" rights revealed preference.
Meanwhile, all the self-described conservatives need to watch Don and Pete's lectures to our top military leadership last week. Watch all of it. First, reflect on the mental state of our aging, incoherent president, whether he is more or less lucid than Joepa, and what his condition will be when he's 82. Then reflect on whether you support the deployment of the US military to combat your fellow Americans on his whim, as both his public comments and his executive orders envision. The generals and admirals, thank god, seemed nonplussed.
What could possibly go wrong?
Another Commonplace column, another exercise in "other than that Mrs Lincoln" delusion... I'll know Oren is serious about Don's agenda and its impact on the economy when he analyzes Don's attacks on the rule of law. After all, we have plenty of historical examples:)
Organized private sector labor needs to cut its ties to public sector unions. The power is enticing but it comes with the loss of their souls and their ultimate destruction.
Indeed.
I was hoping for an interesting discussion about organized, labor, ethics, and politics. But this is just another exercise in Republicans good, Democrats bad. It is the Republicans in Congress, and in states across the country who are blocking the formation of labor unions,, making it harder for people to organize, and fighting unionization at every turn. You’ve taken an interesting topic and turned it into just one more tired, ideological speech.
Such a terrible load of nonsense. The Teamsters have been run by, yes, a Catholic mafia. Like that great saint Jimmy Hoffa —may the lord reveal his burial place , amen. They have been violent in ways and tradition that have given us a whole literature of bloody violence. But, then again, what would you expect. The Catholic Church has for centuries been itself a worldwide violent mafia going back to the crusades. The last and the current pope are trying rectify the evil this organization has perpetrated for 2 millennia, but with still very little success. Stop the whitewash and be honest: the Catholic Church is a gang.