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HL 13 – Has Jeff Sessions Changed? – The Only Question
If Jeff Sessions is the same man rejected for a federal judgeship in 1986 and that is powerfully demonstrated, he should and just possibly might be denied confirmation as attorney general. But, if he’s changed in those 30 plus years, there’s not only no chance of...
HL 12 – Two Cheers for Andrew Cuomo
Hopelessly Liberal’s November 23rd post offered some shelter from the coming storm, in state governments’ ability to advance progressive programs while we “figure out what the hell is going on” in Washington.¹ By virtue of its major nation-sized economy and...
HL 11 – The North Koreanization of Russia
In the mid-1980s, before most could envision the Soviet Union’s collapse, William F. Buckley, National Review publisher and conservative icon, observed that without its military the U.S.S.R. was “a third-world country, sort of an India of the North.” Buckley was...
HL 10 – Pride Goeth Before Obama’s Big Gift to Trump
This issue is so polarizing that the blogger must establish his admiration for the president before writing about it. It, this monumental and regrettable gift President Obama handed PE Trump with America’s abstention on the UN resolution condemning Israel’s settlement...
HL 9 – Donate $3 Right Now to Send Donna to Brazil(e)
Hopelessly Liberal's last post of 2016 channels Paul "Rhymin" Simon, son of your blogger's third grade teacher at P.S. 164 in Queens, who wrote that there must be "50 ways to leave your lover." Liberals found that many at least, to lose the 2016 presidential...
HL 8 – Roman Hruska – Hopelessly Liberal’s Person of the Year
In March 1970, Roman Hruska of Nebraska, the then ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, rose to defend President Nixon’s nomination of Judge G. Harold Carswell to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, infamously saying: “Even if he were mediocre,...