Gary Indiana

Reporting on the 1992 Presidential Sweepstakes: Admit Nothing, Blame Everybody, Be Bitter

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The '80s “empowered” icky crustaceans like Rush Limbaugh, Dinesh D'Souza, Al­lan Bloom, and Mary Matalin... ruminating on family values, the evil lifestyle of homosexuals, the glories of war, the absolute sanctity of money, and the mot­to of Republicans the world over: Admit Nothing, Blame Everybody, Be Bitter.

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"Memorials. A new way to be unhappy in a group. I visit a friend who can no longer speak. A few days later he's dead. If you ask after people you haven't seen for a while, be prepared"

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“I suppose that’s the white thing: never having to define what you are, while other people scramble to define themselves in relationship to you.”

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