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Author Archives: David L. Horne, PhD | OPED Contriobutor
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The politics of a criminal president
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, who is currently the political head of the second largest city in the U.S. (there are currently at least 48 elected African Americans in charge […]
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While it may be pretty hard to tell who’s on first and who’s on second in today’s politics, another at-bat always occurs. That is, the opposition team always gets another […]
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The Harry Potter series was a worldwide phenomenon that made author J.K. Rowling the world’s first, as far as is known, billionaire book author (although some say that status had […]
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Because he’d already “poisoned the well” with false voter fraud charges for four years about the 2020 election, most people stayed away from looking too hard at the 2024 election […]
The politics of a people’s economic boycott
On Feb. 28, a loose confederation of political interest groups planned a nationwide economic boycott of specific vendors, including Walmart, Best Buy, etc. The purpose is to get those stores […]
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As Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes ( actually Teddy Pendergrass doing the lead singing) once sang, “Wake Up, Everybody! No more sleeping in bed ! No more backward thinking, […]
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If the rest of the current Trump term continues along the paths already entered early on, clearly Mr. Trump will not endanger his position on the very bottom of the […]
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One thing about it, we are all in this soup together. The Donald Trump administration—otherwise known as the Fiat Presidency—seems to be hell-bent on bullying its way through an improper […]

