I found that some classics that I just did not get while in high school and college, when I came back to them later I absolutely loved them. Moby Dick among them. Also Crime and Punishment.
I live in Japan where most people still read a paper newspaper. I myself get an English one delivered daily. And guess what, there seems to be a lot less trouble here with disinformation, where everyone gets their info from whatever site they happen to like or whatever news they want to hear.
“I like the “Back to the Future” scenario where the bullies work for you.” I agree to a point, but I don’t know that I’d hire the guy who had tried to assault my wife to be.
“Unless he ramps up his expose by a lot, he probably won’t garner enough votes to make a significant difference. … I suspect that a lot of voters will see his name listed on the ballot and figure he’s another nobody”
1. In the Swing states, all it takes is a rather small amount to swing the outcome.
2. His name is Kennedy. That name alone will keep a lot of voters from figuring he’s a “nobody.”
In general, I believe that the economy is doing well. BUT what a lot of people ignore is housing. No matter how much better people are doing this year than the last, they still know there is no way they will ever be able to afford a house. I think that issue (ignored by both parties) is the reason a lot of people don’t think the economy is as good as it seems.
I found that some classics that I just did not get while in high school and college, when I came back to them later I absolutely loved them. Moby Dick among them. Also Crime and Punishment.