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Trump Musings

January 8, 2026 Tags: morality and justice, politics, satire

Note: Transcription of the President’s musings aloud, as recorded on Susan Wiles’s iPhone when Mr. Trump, drifting off with his eyes closed, was unaware another person was in the Oval Office. It was the day before Ms. Wiles’s unexpected departure

All Quiet on the Ilium Front

December 13, 2025 Tags: history, literature, morality and justice, politics, satire

Why don’t leaders battle out their differences and claims between themselves instead of taking their entire nations to war? This question is raised in Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front, (1929), which I re-read last week. It is

Things Happen

November 20, 2025 Tags: satire

REPORTER: “Why should Americans trust the crown prince, given U.S. intelligence findings that he approved Khashoggi’s killing — and with 9/11 families openly furious about his visit?” TRUMP: “As far as this gentleman is concerned, he’s done a

Superbloke: A Publishers’ Summary

July 23, 2025 Tags: humor, satire

Publishers’ summaries are promotions for readers looking for something new. You find them on Amazon, Audible, Goodreads and most other bookseller websites. Their most notable characteristics are cliches, exaggeration and urgency—altogether,

Open Season

June 2, 2025 Tags: crime, fiction, morality and justice, politics, satire

Mike Johnson appeared blasé over concerns that Donald Trump is using his presidential power to help line his pockets, arguing that, unlike Joe Biden, the president does ‘everything out in the open.’ —— The Independent, May 25, 2025   1 This

So Kind Of Like You Know I Mean

May 11, 2025 Tags: satire, word usage

Beaton: Hey there, podcast and transcription land, welcome to Gab Talk. This is Fayer Beaton, your host. With me in the studio today is Ed Head, Mayor of our beloved Nossexville. Your Honor, what would you say are your principal

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