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Because he was disenaged. people didn't have to hear his sermons. joe biden is president and can't do that. he was good when he was in the basement and not heard much. the people around him are incapable as all zealots are incapable of self-criticism and high jacked the democratic party. the democratic mainstream are terrified of saying you have destroyed our party. retire or we will be defeated. do something different on the border. stop the crazy inflationary policies. it's either donald trump on monday, january 6th on tuesday or coup and democracy is destroyed on wednesday you are right. ra...

Course and his polls went up because he was disenaged. people didn't have to hear his sermons. joe biden is president and can't do that. i he was good when he was in the basement and not heard much. the people around him are incapable as all zealots are incapable of self-criticism and high jacked the democratic party. the democratic mainstream are terrified of saying you have destroyed our party. retire or we will be defeated. do something different on the border.et stop the crazy inflationary policies. it's either donald trump on monday, january 6th on tuesday or coup and democracy is destroy...

On October 9, a farmer named Zhang Jinying appeared on the television show Please Forgive Me, a program usually dedicated to public apologies by unfaithful husbands and wayward sons. But the sixty-one-year-old Zhang’s apology had a depth and a historical weight rarely seen on that program. In 1969, Zhang had denounced one of his teachers as a “rightist,” a traitor to China’s

They're all important. and it's so important to understand how donald trump himself so effectively participated in creating this mobilization. >> and that goes to what we do about it going forward. maya, thank you. ayman, appreciate your work here. american radical is out now. you can check out the first episode and the second one drops tomorrow. coming up, new evidence of republicans losing control of the party, including some self-criticism in public. and you may have seen some of these christmas cards that invoke guns and seem to glorify weapons primarily designed for war, in the context of...

It can be embarrassing for a China scholar like me to read Eileen Chang’s pellucid prose, written more than sixty years ago, on the early years of the People’s Republic of China. How many cudgels to the head did I need before arriving at comparable clarity? My disillusioning first trip to China in 1973? My reading of the devastating journalism of Liu Binyan in 1980?