The Tailgate Society

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Tag: Politics

  • The Kiffining of Mr. Priebus

    The Kiffining of Mr. Priebus

    This is a piece of fiction about where college football and the White House meet. -ed. Reince Priebus and Lane Kiffin go into an airport bar. “We’re a walking joke.” Reince sighed, sliding into a booth with a view overlooking beautiful Concourse D. Lane snapped the fingers of his hand, lifted vaguely in the direction […]

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  • The Darkest Off-Season

    The Darkest Off-Season

    As fans, we do a lot for sports. We give our favorite teams time, money, space in our brains, and space in our hearts. We study, argue endlessly, and worry about things completely out of our control. However, sports do a lot for us too. They give us something to think about that isn’t the […]

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  • Sean Hannity Forgot the First Rule of the Internet: Don’t Trust Anyone on the Internet

    Sean Hannity Forgot the First Rule of the Internet: Don’t Trust Anyone on the Internet

    It’s appealing to embrace things you see on the internet that seem too good to be true.

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  • Summer Soapbox: Volume 1

    Summer Soapbox: Volume 1

    People look forward to the summer for many reasons: the freedom to actually venture outside, grilling, deck beers, etc. It is all wonderful, but people still have needs, content needs. We all want to consume the hottest podcast or join in on the frenzy of a new Netflix series. So I created an outlet where your […]

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  • How Raúl Labrador got elected – History, Timing, and Nonsense

    How Raúl Labrador got elected – History, Timing, and Nonsense

    (Note: Congressman Raúl Labrador announced on May 9 that he would not be seeking re-election to the US House and instead would be running for Governor of Idaho.) Congrats @Raul_Labrador on the dumbest comment on pre-existing conditions all week! Remind me how idiots like him get elected? https://t.co/33iwR34kmu — Montel Williams (@Montel_Williams) May 7, 2017 How, […]

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  • The next 100 days for the Trump Administration: A Wishlist

    The next 100 days for the Trump Administration: A Wishlist

    Next week, The Trump administration will reach the 100 day mark. It’s a totally arbitrary timeline, but they’re the ones that made the promise to do a bunch of stuff in the first place. I don’t feel like putting myself through the ridiculousness of rehashing the last 100 days, many people better informed than I […]

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  • Flashbangs in the digital age

    Flashbangs in the digital age

      “We see these beautiful pictures at night from the decks of these two U.S. Navy vessels in the eastern Mediterranean,” [Brian] Williams said. “I am tempted to quote the great Leonard Cohen: ‘I am guided by the beauty of our weapons.’” “They are beautiful pictures of fearsome armaments making what is for them what […]

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  • The loud race to the bottom

    The loud race to the bottom

    Civil discourse as taken a turn for the worst in the time leading up to and after the 2016 Election. This race to the bottom must be fixed for the sake of American civility and sanity.

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  • An open letter to Tomi Lahren

    An open letter to Tomi Lahren

    Dear Tomi, Having a rough week? Sorry that your boss is a misogynist jerk and suspended you or whatever. I have no doubt of your ability to bounce away from Glenn Beck’s vortex of bullshit and land on your impeccably shod and pedicured feet. Look, we need to have a talk. Sit down, I’ll go […]

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  • What’s the Deal with Israel?

    What’s the Deal with Israel?

    If you follow the news, one of the topics that has come up quite a bit recently has been (among other things) the state of Israel.

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