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Up is Down and Down is up: Opinions, Facts, and Truths
Two scientists walked into a bar. The bartender looked at them and asked, “What’s up?” One of the scientists pointed out the front door while the other one pointed at the ceiling. The bartender being a curious fellow wondered which … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Politics
Tagged Democrat Party, Freedom of the Press, Gallup, Media Bias, Republican Party, Truth
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Demonizing
Leonard Pitts writes a column that appears in our local paper on a regular basis. In my opinion, what he says is usually interesting, and I admire his ability to present his points with clarity and passion. Ironically, I almost always … Continue reading
Posted in Human Behavior, Politics
Tagged Conservative, Defamation, Democrat, Demonizing, Gallup, Independent, Jr., Leonard Pitts, Liberal, Moderate, Republican, Robert Kennedy, Stereotyping
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How Would You Grade Our Schools?
How do you feel about the schools in your community? How would you grade the nation’s schools? How many of you would award your child’s school an A, B, or perhaps an F? The Gallup organization has been polling Americans about their … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Media, Politics
Tagged Education, Gallup, Media Bias, Perpetual problem, Schools
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Young vs. Old and Other Artificial Dichotomies
In my most recent post, I admitted to being old, conservative, and educated. Labels! Why do I associate myself with such terms, and what do they mean? What age is old? What does it mean to be a conservative? How … Continue reading
Posted in Human Nutrition, Musings, Politics
Tagged Conservative, Gallup, Liberal, Moderate, Stereotyping
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