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Tag Archives: Irving Kristol
1939: fourteen ton typewriter
1939.The Year of the New York World’s fair and its theme of “the world of tomorrow.” The vision was aught between the end of the Depression and WWII; the Unired States was on the threshold of a new era, but … Continue reading
1939: no mood for modern
…In America not very long ago, a good many conditions prevailed that seem rather odd today. Income tax exemptions and rates were such that the lawyer or doctor of average income, if married and with two children, had an annual … Continue reading
no stone unturned.
Leave it to Glenn Beck.At one time he was a boozer and skirt chaser, blustery, but fragile and vulnerable. Capable of being compelling on a personal level. Lately, he has turned to a flirtation with a Christian messianism, controllably benign, … Continue reading
reason to believe or be deceived: who’s zoomin’ who
The struggle between generations is one of the most obvious constants.The 1960′s were not unique in this sense, but were unique in terms of radical dissent and cultural innovation; an extreme form of alienation transformed from the typical peripheral experience … Continue reading
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