January: Little Noted but Long Remembered : Just post 1/6, angry and patriotic.
February: Unraveled Bolero: Just who was that man the GOP was bound to sell their country and themselves out for?
March: While They Were in the Nursery: Where I dress-down Republicans for championing lazy culture war bullshit over effective policies because they are puerile.
April: Let Them Know, Joe! : I'm encouraged that the Biden Administration understands the stakes and will do good things.
May: The Republican War on History: I take a look at why CRT is being attacked by the GOP and it is not good.
June: TWGB: The Once and Future President: This is who the GOP are putting all their chips on? Seriously?
July: The Fall of Icarus: Where I consider that mythology tells us something about our climate change and COVID-19 denialists.
August: Denial and Co-Dependency in Afghanistan: I sum up recent Afghanistan War history and why the war must be over, and how the Biden Administration can only do the best they can with the cards dealt.
September: It's the Public Health, Stupid: In which I note that GOP COVID-19 policies are stupid ulture-war signifying and deadly
September Bonus: Dolchstoß-Legende and Trump's Lost Cause : In which I notice that Trump and his followers are a little too interest in the ideas of Civil War and a Lost Cause.
October: Die Fahn Hoch: Obvious fascists are being obvious (basically, whenever I title a blogpost in German, I think my observations are grim, sadly).
November: Autumn of Our Discontent: We are living in an absurd timeline and people believe increasingly desperate and bizarre things.
December: The Big Lie and The Big Liars Telling It: How can anyone democratically support a party that just doesn't believe in democracy anymore?
Anyway, that's my year. in review. Here's to a better New Year--even if I'm skeptical and even a little paranoid about that (but would my readers expect less?).
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