The House vote to impeach the president accomplishes almost nothing.
Echo Chambers and Bubbles
One of the things I've noticed about political posts on social media is that, when it doesn't turn into an argument, it's basically just a person who already knows how much the current administration/Congress sucks posting yet another sucky thing they did or said and then a bunch of other people who already know current administration/Congress sucks being like "Argh, that sucks."
Some Opinions on an Entirely Uncontroversial Subject
Alcohol is dangerous, but in moderation it can be a useful social tool and even have health benefits.
Smash That Vote Button
Not voting, or voting for someone you know can't win, is anti-democratic because it means your vote doesn't count.
The Great Political Screed, First Installment
In August of 2015, after watching the first Republican primary debate while making snide comments on Facebook, I promised to write something substantive about politics. Since I have a habit of turning small tasks into big projects that I then don’t finish, it was both not surprising and very surprising that the result of that promise was this document, an in-depth review of all my political beliefs at the time, to be added to and amended as my beliefs evolved.
Arguing 101: How to Be Right
It should be noted that some of this was learned from either myself or others failing to actually live up to it and is therefore somewhat theoretical.
Paris: An Essay in Pieces
Essay: from the French essayer, “to try.”
Certain of Eventual Failure 