Right-Wing Judges Are Empowering Themselves With One Weird Bad-Faith Trick It will now be activist judges who define law, not Congress or the executive branch.
Raising Men in the Manosphere The date was April 28, 2009. I didn't realize it at the time but this would be the date my life truly began. I wasn't there for the birth of my oldest son, who is technically my stepson though I’ve never seen a difference between
Bad Faith Has Moved The Overton Window on Immigration This is an election year, so you know what that means: It’s time to demonize the hell out of immigrants and freak out about migrants at the Southern border. Republicans' newest stab is the proposed “bipartisan” Senate bill put forward by Senators Lankford, Sinema, and Murphy, tying military
The Faith Around Mental Health Is Bad And Getting Worse I haven’t written in a while. Believe me, dear reader, it is not for a lack of trying. Countless mornings have been spent staring at a blank piece of paper trying to make the words come out of me, like trying to squeeze the last bit of toothpaste out
The Opioid Crisis And The Bad-Faith Republican Who Uses It For Political Gain My brother’s name was Chris Reimer. He died of a fentanyl overdose on January 19, 2019. He was 34. My brother died an addict, but he was much more than that. He was funny, smart, and a talented mechanic. He was an asshole, sometimes, but even when you were
Capital's Footsoldiers Will Do Anything To Fuck Over The Poor House Republicans, in their bad-faith attempt to pretend they give a shit about the nation’s debt, are once again pushing the nation to the brink of financial catastrophe. Forgetting how badly this blew up in their faces during the Obama years, Republicans are refusing to raise the country'
The Bad Faith of American Meritocracy The United States has had one constant story about itself: That it is, above all else, a land of opportunity. A true meritocracy. Anyone, regardless of where you come from, has the same opportunity to climb the metaphorical social ladder through hard work, talent, and merit. While meritocracy may seem