Regular readers know I have been waging a battle in this blog against analogies. The problem with analogies is that people use them in place of reason. For example, the biggest analogy going around lately is that Trump is the next Hitler.
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The founders of the United States designed a system in which voters elected smart people and those smart people ran the country. They called it a republic.
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The idea here is that patterns in history repeat. That might be true. Or it might be false. I have no idea. But I’ll tell you one thing I know with 100% certainty:
People see patterns where there are none.
Oh, and people also fail to see patterns when they exist.
0 CommentsIs it my imagination… or is Hillary Clinton yelling her speeches lately?
And didn’t Donald Trump start questioning her “stamina” a few months ago?
0 CommentsDonald Trump has been saying lots of bad things about Hillary Clinton for months, but the one that will stick is “stamina.” I’ll tell you why.
0 CommentsHave you seen the anti-Trump video that features women quoting Donald Trump’s most offensive statements about women?
I just showed it to a woman. She thought it was funny. Apparently nothing that Trump says comes off as offensive to her.
0 CommentsIt looks like we’ll have a Clinton versus Trump contest for the White House.
0 CommentsDonald Trump is a con man. He’s also a fraud, a liar, a snake-oil salesman, and a carnival barker. Clearly he is running a scam on the country.
0 CommentsI would like to begin this post by disavowing Scott Adams. It seems I am mostly to blame for the recent scuffles at Trump rallies. I apologize for this and for the nuclear annihilation that is likely ahead of us after Trump wins the presidency in a landslide.
0 CommentsThe GOP candidates for president had a boring debate last night. My one-word summary is “capitulation.” Based on the energy on stage, it seems they stopped fighting. That means Trump can stroll to the nomination, assuming Florida goes as expected.
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