Tag Archives: Donald Trump

Frozen in the Ice of Indifference

The difference between politicians who care and those who don’t is the difference between Dante’s Purgatory and Inferno.

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Jan. 6 Reenacted “Julius Caesar”

In certain ways, January 6 was a reenactment of “Julius Caesar.” Trump supporters, however, were more Cassius than Brutus.

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Looking Forward, Not Back

Seeking to resurrect Troy, Aeneas takes on a challenge also facing America.

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The GOP’s Trojan Horse: A Coup Attempt?

The Trojans, thinking the Greeks have left, let their guard down. Are Democrats being overly complacent about the prospect of a GOP coup?

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On Soothing Riotous Mobs

“Aeneid” has a passage that brings the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection to mind. And shows how a great leader would have handled it.

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Live and Die by Toxic Masculinity

The GOP has embraced toxic masculinity. “Harry Potter” shows it will come back to burn them.

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Poetry Defending Violated Nature

Romantic poet John Clare would had had strong words about Trumpist attacks on our national parks.

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Flaubert Would Have Had Trump’s Number

“Madame Bovary” gives us insight into why Trump botched the Covid response.

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GOP’s New Math: 2 + 2 = 5

Now even Republicans are citing 1984 in response to Trump’s claims of voter fraud.

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