The Fleming Foundation Cultural Commentary
Reflections on the Election
The recent out-of-the-ordinary election will bring out numberless explanations by self-serving politicians and shallow media thinkers. The main point will usually be missed.
View from England: Freedom from Value
It’s not every day that a declaration from the Chair of the British Medical Association Medical Ethics Committee reminds one of existentialism – especially in its Sartrean form.
It’s not every day that a declaration from the Chair of the British Medical Association Medical Ethics Committee reminds one of existentialism – especially in its Sartrean form.
Life In Shreds and Patches: San Francisco Bay Blues, Part 2 (Revised)
Burt was a tall big-headed guy whose awkward gestures did not quite fit the epicene mannerisms he had come to San Francisco to display.
Confessions Book 6, November 6
At the of about 30, Augustine, followed by Monica, goes to Milan to teach rhetoric, There his mother and he fall under the influence of the great bishop of Milan, Ambrose.
Problems of Democracy, I: The Two Communities
How can a country with one hundred million or even one hundred thousand adult citizens possibly govern itself?
Wednesday’s Child: Grunt and Groin
On the eve of the midterm elections that are likely to affect both his own fate and that of his country, Donald Trump published on his social platform a picture of himself as Elvis Presley.
November Surprise?
The only thing surprising about the Democrats’ triumph in the midterm elections is that anyone could be surprised
Nov. 3: Why Republicans will get wiped out
Without Trump’s Iran War, inflation would be low. Trump’s cuts in taxes and regulations would be booming the economy, MAGA would be pushing Republican victories in the House and Senate and MAGA would rule for 30 years.
Selling Life Short
The real story in the Michigan Senate race is Mike Rogers flipping and becoming pro abortion, which could cost Republicans the U.S. Senate
