I Will Never Vote For Trump
I think we’re all hitting this point. We’re all looking at the failures, the pain, the injustice around us and we are all asking “what is government good for”?
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Paradox Podcast Episode 36: Democratic Convention, the Death of Shame, and Birds vs. Bunnies
In Terrible Opinions this week, Matthias says we should couple abortion restrictions and gun restrictions in CDC research as a way to make sure everyone is constantly angry, Zach likes Larry Sabato’s idea of...
To Beat Trump, Stop Defending Hillary
This is not the election for youthful idealism, in which we get to choose from the forces of light against the forces of darkness. This is an election for cynical, hardened adults.
Paradox Podcast Episode 35: The GOP Convention & What The Future Holds
After a little break, Zach, Jordan, and Matthias are back with our terrible opinions just in time to talk about the GOP Convention. Zach thinks Tim Kaine is a great VP pick. Matthias thinks that,...
Ferraro, Palin, Clinton: There’s Nothing Wrong with Celebrating Broken Glass Ceilings
I think there is one thing to celebrate in 2016: For the first time, little girls can know that when they grow up, they can run for president, too.
I Will Never Vote for Trump
Trump is an empty suit. Voting for this man is either a move of total desperation or complete denial.
Fishing, Lawn-Mowing, Watching Dumpster Fires: What’s Your Reason for Not Being at Trump’s Convention?
Yes, the GOP is nominating Donald J. Trump for president, and yes, this is real life.
#NotAllPedants: A Defense of the Self-Correcting Internet
When language changes, we often lose something.
Hillary’s Farewell Note to The Toast Was Charming. Here’s Why It Was Also Bittersweet for Me.
The announcement that The Toast was shutting down as an active site was lamented by an online community that loved its feminism, its humor and its unique view on the world—a community that apparently included one Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state and senator who is now poised to be the first female presidential nominee of a major party.
The Prison of Political Fault Lines
This is an issue where almost everyone fundamentally agrees that we can’t have police using massive application of force against these tiny infractions. But the various solutions to this problem fall along political fault lines that we don’t dare cross.