#american-society

#american-society

The script quickly establishes that the three men are placed in one cell while awaiting their respective trials. They attempt to justify their crimes through simple musical numbers, and while the music itself is forgettable, the themes confidently burst through.

Much of Trump's schtick-the aspiration to wear a crown (literally), the assertion that "I alone can fix it," the ostentatious governing through reward and punishment-can be seen as a leader offering his subjects relief from the burden of making decisions.

This book is actually about what it feels like to live in the new Gilded Age. Inequality has widened, with a group living far ahead in wealth.

As Horcajada points out: I've taken no side for or against guns, but witnessing so many children shooting from such a young age is painful.