by Win Lose or Draw | Feb 3, 2019 | Politics, Witty Repartee on any topic
The Presidency 2020 As the political candidates for the Presidency accumulate, you may ask yourself a very interesting question. “Who is best placed to win?” But since these popularity contests don’t seem to be working very well, let’s ask a...
by Win Lose or Draw | Nov 7, 2018 | Politcal Parties, Politics
Newt Gingrich Newt Gingrich is a learned individual and a student of history. He also has an affable sense of humor. However, he is well known for his exaggerated sense of Republican Partisanship. Still, the essence of American political discourse is a battle for the...
by Win Lose or Draw | Oct 31, 2018 | Education, Politcal Parties, Politics, Witty Repartee on any topic
The One Question Quiz: Below you will find four distinct sets of political statements/opinions. Each group of statements is meant to be representative of a distinct group of American voters. Therefore, the four sets of statements are theoretical Party Platforms for...
by Win Lose or Draw | Oct 7, 2018 | Politcal Parties, Politics, Witty Repartee on any topic
SANITIZING SOCIALISM MISSION ACCOMPLISHED After the collapse of the Soviet Union & its buffer satellites of eastern Europe, there was an article in National Review about an effort to sanitize the word socialism. I’d never really thought any sanitization was...
by Win Lose or Draw | Mar 20, 2018 | Politcal Parties, Politics, Witty Repartee on any topic
Bloviators Crossing the Line Bill Maher and Rush Limbaugh have something in common. They are both worth avoiding and for the same reason—their sweeping generalization and gross exaggerations are divisive and reprehensible. Therefore, so you do not have to listen to...
by Win Lose or Draw | Mar 18, 2018 | Politics, The Law, Witty Repartee on any topic
FAIRTax® Real Tax Reform Two essays We can permanently and immediately improve our economy by repealing the sixteenth amendment to the Constitution which authorizes taxes on income. Except for an emergency Civil War income tax from 1861 to 1872, the U.S. relied only...
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