Learning to love the never-Trump crowd at the Lincoln Project
Tag: Jimmy Carter
Posted inBlogs
Thursday was actually a bad day for Trump
Millions of voting Americans—including hundreds of thousands in Chicago—come from those Eastern European countries Trump might not bother to defend
Posted inArts & Culture
Timeline Theatre’s based-on-fact play makes a contradictory case
Danny Casolaro Died for You, TimeLine Theatre’s based-on-fact play, makes a contradictory case.
Posted inArts & Culture
Rick Perlstein crosses The Invisible Bridge between Nixon and Reagan
In a new book, Chicago historian and Nation writer Rick Perlstein continues to chart America’s rightward shift.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
The undoing of a president’s mystique
What would have happened to JFK if he’d been scrutinized in the same way as Obama?
Posted inArts & Culture
When the earth shook beneath the Mississippi
The story of a powerful seismological event where you’d least expect to find it: The Mississippi Valley.
Posted inBlogs
Q&A: Rick Perlstein on how a dose of machine politics could benefit Obama
The author of Before the Storm and Nixonland sits down for a chat in light of his recent Chicago magazine cover story
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Video Drone: Beatles Stories
An anecdotal new documentary lets you meet the Beatles, over and over again
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Plains speaking
Jimmy Carter, the subject of a new documentary by Jonathan Demme, gives ’em H-E double toothpicks at the Toronto film festival.
