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Self-tutoring about US politics: the tutor recalls an exchange between two personalities from the 2008 presidential campaign. One doesn’t hear the name Barack Obama very often any more, even though he was President from 2008-2016 (technically Jan 2009-Jan 2017), and …
Self-tutoring about US politics: the tutor mentions the difference between left and right. If I understand the Bible correctly, it predicts that life will make less and less sense near end times, but people won’t notice. Some of its most …
Self-tutoring about US politics: the tutor begins a conversation. I’m a Canadian, but few people love the US more than I do. I love Canada as well. Some people seem to think that the two countries are opposed somehow, so …
US politics: “weaponization of the federal government” Read more »
Self-tutoring about US geography and demographics: the tutor mentions gun law in Maine. I’ve been to Maine numerous times. I recall it being a very friendly state. “Welcome to Maine,” was a greeting I heard often while visiting there. Maine …
Self-tutoring about politics: the tutor reflects on democracy. I’ve met numerous Americans since 2020. None is happy with the federal government down there. One starts to wonder who voted it in. The irony of democracies seems to be that people …
Self-tutoring about the US government’s agencies: the tutor begins about the FDA. Once in a while, I hear people wondering if certain US agencies should exist or are worth it. I’ve heard the FDA mentioned in such context, for instance. …
US Politics: US government agencies: the FDA, part 1 Read more »
Self-tutoring about US politics: the tutor makes an observation. According to the National Post, a poll now suggests Trump is more popular than Biden. Furthermore, Trump’s VP, Pence, is preferred by 55% of US voters polled compared to Biden’s VP, …
Self-tutoring about the US party system: the tutor begins. With Super Tuesday freshly over, its winners apparently Biden and Sanders, I realize how little I understand the way Americans choose their candidates for president. I decided, this morning, to start …