Here’s a voter named Mark. Question: How many “Marks” are there out there? I get the feeling that there are plenty of Republicans who understand that Trump is a criminal sociopath and will refuse to vote for him, regardless of …
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As we all know, a pro football player told the graduating class at Benedictine College that women should aspire to be homemakers. This would have been newsworthy if the sponsoring body were not a small, deeply religious school in Kansas. …
Before Donald Trump entered our nation’s political scene, this level of ignorance of American/world history (shown at left) would have disqualified a candidate from the White House just as assuredly as his own personal death. Before this time, to be …
Happy belated Arbor Day, everyone! (April 24th) Good opportunity to bring you a few words on trees by a former president of the United States.
As the November election moves closer, it will be interesting to see how many households in this largely Republican part of rural California distinguish themselves as Trump supporters, perhaps by displaying the flag at the left. I’m going to guess …
As suggested in the meme here, does a mechanism exist that enables “a higher consciousness of people to fill the Earth?” Though this might sound like science fiction, such a thing must exist, otherwise there would be no way to …
There has been much discussion concerning the relationship between educational levels and political leanings. There is no doubt, for instance, that one is more likely to encounter a Trump supporter running a hardware store in rural Mississippi than teaching cardiology …
The graphic below shows that California, a few of the plains states, the mid-Atlantic, and New England rank highest in terms of educational achievement, and that the Deep South ranks lowest. It’s interesting that there is a strong correspondence between …
How the 50 U.S. States Rank in Terms of Education, Political Leaning Read More »
What Kennedy said here was wonderful, yet how far from today’s political discourse it is.
The meme here came from a reader/friend who is both a Christian and an extremely senior chemist/physicist. FWIW, I disagree with his assessment; I see no evidence that our civilization is becoming more scientific in its thinking, or more likely …
