Author: Shannon Hanson

Shannon Hanson is a web developer and technology guru who lives in Montana. Shannon has been an activist and rabble-rouser for decades and has worked on national, statewide and local political campaigns including his own. Shannon owns a technology consulting company and teaches WordPress, social media, and technology classes at the local college. He also heads up a non-profit dedicated to the writing community. When he isn’t working he’s probably taking pictures, working on his novel, writing a blog post. walking in the woods with his dog, cooking or tinkering with something. Oh and he’s the world's oldest beginning drummer.

RBG: Avoid The Political Theater, Watch The Big Picture

Most Americans  -including half of Republicans – believe that the Senate should not hold hearings on a replacement until next year.  The best play for the Democratic Party Leaders is to stand with the people and pound their fists with righteous indignation as Senate Republicans ignore the will of the voters. Because, when the Democrats make-believe they can stop this from happening, and then it happens anyway they look weak. and stupid. Again!

by Shannon Hanson
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Covidiocracy: Redefining Zealotry For Trump’s Long Con

Trump’s battalions of butt kissers have been called a cult and with good reason.  Absolute loyalty and the refusal to accept criticism of the leader certainly are hallmarks of a cult. Trumper’s are so much worse than that though.  Although cult members apply confirmation bias in thick coats and will eagerly embrace lies to fit their beliefs, they are largely insular and don’t care if people outside the fold believe what they do.  Trump loyalists need to change history for everyone becuase they are not just cult members they are willing participants in Donald Trump’s long con.

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How Discredited Policies Of The Days Of DEVO Have Driven Us To The Fiscal Edge

The eighties had some bright spots. These include the lyrical riffs in Guns and Roses marvelous Sweet Child o’ Mine, the bass line in Billy Idol’s catchy White Wedding and just about everything Great White and Metallica did. There were also some highs in  GOP’s economic experiment, but largely it was a mixed bushel of apples, most of them rotten or full of worm-holes and bruises. That didn’t stop the GOP from using them in a pie that we are still choking down to this day.

by Shannon Hanson