Dear Reader (particularly those disappointed to find out that we ran out of Dear Reader gags and weird links one week before the end of the year),
I'm writing this from the Big Island. I said the Big Island, not "Big Island" the sinister sobriquet for the cartel behind all island-related industries.
In other words, I'm in Hawaii, with my family and a big chunk of her family. I could tell you it's not lovely, but it is. I could tell you I'd rather be back in Washington, but who would believe that?
Almost 36 hours into island living, I've had time to reflect. And one of the things I've learned is that I don't want to work too hard at this "news"letter, but I also feel, as many Hawaiians who work at road repair do, that I should at least put in the bare minimum.
My column today is on how the most important factor driving our politics isn't ideology or partisanship, but symbolism. Rather than repeat the whole argument again, I'll wait while you go read it.
Okay, whether you did or ...
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| | | The Power of Symbols in Our Politics of Disgust Jonah Goldberg Dear Reader (particularly those disappointed to find out that we ran out of Dear Reader gags and weird links one week before the end of the year), I'm writing this from the Big Island. I said the Big Island, not "Big Island" the sinister sobriquet for the cartel behind all island-related industries. In other words, I'm in Hawaii, with my family and a big chunk of her family. I could tell you it's not lovely, but it is. I could tell you I'd rather be back in Washington, but who would believe that? Almost 36 hours into island living, I've had time to reflect. And one of the things I've learned is that I don't want to work too hard at this "news"letter, but I also feel, as many Hawaiians who work at road repair do, that I should at least put in the bare minimum. My column today is on how the most important factor driving our politics isn't ideology or partisanship, but symbolism. Rather than repeat the whole argument again, I'll wait while you go read it. Okay, whether you did or ... Read More | | | | | | | Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser. | |
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