February, Wednesday 9th., 2022
Totally adored those two articles mixed together in a druid's cauldron and suddenly having dozens upon dozens of sparkling global and local geopolitical scenarios popping up.
Disturbing though it is how self-destructing the calamitous Democrats' gerrymandering and Republicans' existential navel-gazing is. For example "Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis previously beat an incumbent, Democrat Max Rose, in the 11th District. To guarantee that Rose will now win, Democrats stretched the district to include the liberal area of Park Slope in Brooklyn.This was not supposed to happen...", etc.
When the concoction is boiling in the cauldron for a long time materials get unhealthily overcooked. In such cases, gerrymandering and changing navel-gazing aspects is but loss of time.Alexander would not hesitate to cut through some of the Global Deep-State Gordian knots with a sword.
Maria L. Pelekanaki
"...The money quote is “regional power”. Why not a strong “regional power” deeply integrated into a strong Greater Eurasia – instead of a mere (decaying) western vassal? No wonder Erdogan is dying to hang out with Putin in Ankara...."
As the world turns further over monumental announcements from the Putin-Xi summit in Beijing, Turkey's Erdogan keeps walking a thinning tightrope between NATO and Eurasia
WED FEB 9, AT 9:00 AM
While denouncing gerrymandering Republicans for gerrymandering as attack on democracy, Democratic figures like lawyer Marc Elias are under attack for raising millions to support democratic gerrymandering...