Fighting for Peace

Fighting for Peace

by | Feb 28, 2020

Fighting for Peace Part I, January 2020: Unedited Work In Progress by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal. The author hereby releases this content into the public domain.

Sharing My Suspicions

Sharing My Suspicions

by | Jan 8, 2019

Nearly ten years ago, Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry and ICE Agent Jaime Zapata were murdered as a result of a botched government conspiracy to push gun control. At the time, I was a public affairs specialist at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which oversees the Border Patrol.

Harvey Weinstein’s Non-Apology Apology

Harvey Weinstein’s Non-Apology Apology

by | Jan 7, 2019

On October 5, 2017, The New York Times published an in-depth investigation of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, with a focus on his alleged sexual harassment of young women over a period of many years, and “at least” eight settlements reached, presumably at the cost of the victims’ silence.

From Ordinary Citizen to Patriot

From Ordinary Citizen to Patriot

by | Jan 7, 2019

The alt-right market is a rising force in the American publishing industry, a market that major publishing houses are just starting to tap. With the dawn of 2019 and America’s deep polarization showing no signs of abating, a powerful new memoir speaks to that market.

The Disappearing Middle Ground

The Disappearing Middle Ground

by | Jan 7, 2019

So I’m in the coffee shop as usual getting my coffee and it is warm-ish and I’m annoyed. The coffee shop is nearby the White House and two men in business suits are sitting and talking to each other. Each one has their own table and they’re talking across the tables, so loud.

The Campaign to Crush Kavanaugh

The Campaign to Crush Kavanaugh

by | Jan 7, 2019

This is about the tragic abandonment of due process in an extraordinarily politicized national climate, one which led to a torrent of accusations and counter-accusations that quickly went over the top.