Paul Manafort and the Five Stages of ‘Mueller Derangement Syndrome’
Jul 30, 2018 The former Trump campaign manager's trial could mirror the five stages of grief following personal loss and tragedy: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
London Rioter: Anger at Elites Fueled My Behavior
Mar 11, 2015 As new research by the University of Oxford suggests that the 2011 U.K. riots were linked to economic inequality and distrust of police, a contrite rioter-turned-community-organizer writes about the low feelings that drove him to join the aggressive free-for-all.
Pope Francis Invokes ‘Wife-Beater’s Defense’ Against French Cartoonists?
Jan 17, 2015 "One cannot make fun of faith," Pope Francis said on the day another cartoonist victim of the Charlie Hebdo attacks was buried. "Oh yes, you can," replied Polly Toynbee in The Guardian.
Anger Management
Jun 23, 2010
Floods Fall, Anger Rises
Jun 27, 2008 After the past weeks' disastrous floods, many in the rural Midwest are looking to the government not with gratitude but animosity. Folks in towns that requested levees back in 1993 were left, paradoxically, high and dry by the Army Corps of Engineers, which required small communities to pay more than $1 million for flood barriers.
Hitchens Asks the $3-Trillion McCain Question
Apr 29, 2008 All right, people, it's high time someone dealt squarely with this question: Does John McCain have anger-management issues? Monday brought word on this potential problem, the Republican Party's sword of Damocles, from provocateur Christopher Hitchens, who dares to ask "whether [McCain's] elevator goes all the way to the top."Conservatives Fuming Over Bush’s Foreign Affairs
Jul 19, 2006 Ultra right-wingers at places like the American Enterprise Institute say they are furious at Bush over his apparent timidity on crises in Lebanon, North Korea and Iran. Hey, if things aren't going the AEI's way, it's gotta be good news.
