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Political and cultural commentary from the perspective of radical common sense. Opposition to the AMERICAN BIPOLARCHY and ideological fanaticism in all forms. Don't take our word for anything: figure it out for yourself.
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- The interventionist impulse and the right to revol...
- America's Red Guards, part 2: reactionary class co...
- Idiot of the Week nominee: Rep. Michele Bachmann
- America's Red (state) Guards: is the Tea Party a C...
- How dare you want free drinking water???
- A Revolutionary Party in Troy, N.Y.
- Operation 'Push' II: Are donations effective?
- A historical note on antiparty sentiment
- Operation 'push': diagnozing progressive cluelessness
- Am I a bigot?
- Cross-endorsement sends 'wrong' message
- Project Vote Smart: are all candidates equal?
- Demanding reform from 'under the bus'
- The Elvis Presley memorial post on what Presidents...
- When must representatives face the people?
- Class warfare: knowing the combatants
- Straw polls and hollow men: Farewell to Pawlenty
- Is there a constituency for compromise?
- Romney: Corporations are people, too.
- Bachmania
- Hoover in a dress: a new chapter in American indiv...
- Pat Buchanan: a 'civilizational crisis' transcends...
- Does increasing inequality make the poor more cons...
- Bill Maher introduces the Donner Party
- Are term limits the solution to partisanship?
- World Government is here!
- Was Marx Right? A note on socialism, pluralism and...
- Lesser-Evilism: another form of centrism
- Moderation, centrism and relativism
- In New York, less Independence than ever
- Is there an independent presidential electorate?
- Third Parties and Public Safety Unions: the beginn...
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About Me
- Samuel Wilson
- By using the pseudonym "Samuel Wilson," a.k.a. Uncle Sam, I signify that what I think matters more than who I am.
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