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Daily Archives: February 20, 2014
The Paleoconservative “Internationale”: Pat Buchanan Hearts Vladimir Putin
American conservatives have a curious relationship with Vladimir Putin: they recognize him as a macho and authoritarian traditionalist (which they like), yet he’s not an American, but a Russian (which they don’t like). And in a recent article, Pat Buchanan … Continue reading
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Tagged conservatism, gay marriage, gay rights, high RWAs, Pat Buchanan, Pussy Riot, Russia, vladimir putin
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Look Up from Your Cell Phone
It’s a Coke commercial, but excellent on so many levels. The Wagner music, the pet recovery collar. Really effective as social commentary and provocation. And it wouldn’t hurt to get processed sugar out of one’s life as well, but of … Continue reading
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Tagged ads, cell phones, coke, hiding, life, plugged in, social media, texting
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