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What’s the Matter With JD Vance?

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By Colin Dickey
| Portside
What’s the Matter With JD Vance? Published July 8, 2026 Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith JD Vance Harper ISBN: 9780063575011 The first chapter of JD Vance’s Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, is titled “What’s the Matter with JD Vance?” It’s a reference to Thomas Frank’s 2004 What’s the Matter With Kansas?, but it’s also a fine question in and of itself, a question one asks with increasing urgency the further one gets in the book.
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Memento Mori

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By Colin Dickey
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
Occasionally, one still sees the physical traces. A weathered, scuffed-up sticker on the floor of a business, faded letters reading “PLEASE KEEP 6 FT DISTANCE.” A universally ignored sign on a salon door stating that masks are required. An unused delivery window on a fast-casual eatery from when they closed the dining room. The reminders of the worldwide pandemic that has so far taken more than 7 million lives are everywhere, though apparently no one cares much to notice them.
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In O Horizon , a Chatbot Promises to Take the Pain Out of Bereavement Original

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By Colin Dickey
| The New Republic Verified
Madeleine Rotzler’s new film, O Horizon, offers an odd vision of dystopia, even as it’s billed as a “sci-fi comedy drama.” The film itself is not always much to look at, but sometimes a film in its very strangeness can reveal a great deal, precisely because of all that it obscures.
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