In which we post interesting or amusing Tweets about the Biden Presidency

All I heard was "CHRISTOPHER!"

 

For years, Republican politicians have pandered to the prejudices of "the base," or, in its Arabic translation, "al-qaeda."

Now Donald Trump is launching a media site called Truth, or, in its Russian translation, Pravda

— Will Bunch (@Will_Bunch) October 21, 2021

 

Another failed Trump venture...

 

It didn't last a 1/20th of a Scaramucci

 

yeah but how much money will he fund raise of those nasty pinko commie libs hacking his wonderful bestest -ever website?

 

That’s a good zinger:

Biden dropping lots of new info in the CNN town hall. Says (he believes) Sinema, like Manchin, is opposed to an expansion of Medicare benefits to include dental/vision/hearing.

But says hearing benefits are important for Sinema, however

— Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) October 22, 2021

 

I can remember when The Federalist was a bit more heavyweight. The author:

Joy Pullmann is executive editor of The Federalist, a happy wife, and the mother of six children. Check out her recommended classic Christmas picture books, "The Read-Aloud Advent Calendar," and her bestselling ebook, "Classic Books for Young Children." Sign up here to get early access to her next full-length book, "How To Control The Internet So It Doesn’t Control You." A Hillsdale College honors graduate, @JoyPullmann is also the author of "The Education Invasion: How Common Core Fights Parents for Control of American Kids," from Encounter Books.​

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Politico is awful. And ********ing unaware. Catholics swear. A lot. In polite society, I'm a lapsed Catholic. I swear. A shit load. Though I try to at least restrain it because my job requires me to work with people. My mom (who also went to Catholic school) and grandmother, both Catholic, could swear like sailors. My mom could make it a work of art, really. So really, it's not a surprise (To me) that Biden, who is Catholic, also swears like it's second nature.

Seriously though, this is just utter shit. Tiger Beat on the Potomac indeed.

1451324768997761028 is not a valid tweet id

 

You did not want to ******** with him on Twitter, that's for sure.

 

I'll check that out. Claremont is interesting because it is a hotbed of Straussian thought, and one of the hallmarks of Leo Strauss' work is the idea that politics is too complicated for ordinary people so it's important for political philosophy to be esoteric so that the masses don't catch on to what the intellectuals are doing.

Yeah. . . and then they go all in on support of Trump. But hey, if you'd read read Allen Bloom on Leo Strauss on Alexander Kojeve on Hegel's Master/Slave dichotomy . . . well, we can't tell you. You wouldn't understand anyway.

Charlie Kirk is to philosophy what an eggplant is to literary genius.

 

Hillsdale has always been like that, though. They were withdrawing from federal programs in the 70s. I can't speak for it now, but when my sister was looking for colleges, it was always mentioned as a great school.

That said, it is conservative to the nth degree. My mom told me she held a door open for a man there and the guy look offended.