@PatPrimeauQc Intéressant! Ayant consulté la publication, ce qui me frappe, ce n'est pas tant le discours (qu'on retrouve dans diverses publications francophones de l'époque), mais bien les caricatures de personnages irlandais tirées tout droit du corpus de Thomas Nast. Wow.
Drawn by the critical mass of researchers that I once followed here, I am in the process of emigrating to Bluesky, where you can now find me and my very mild takes. But yes, I intend to pop back in from time to time to fuel violent Nascar-related flame wars.
A second post in four days? Truly a golden age of blogging.
Some thoughts on a recent documentary on the Franco-American experience:
#CanadaUS#francophonie#immigration#Quebec
https://t.co/cPaSV2ud9l
ICYMI
My target audience is now probably entirely on #Bluesky, but what the heck. If you're still processing last week's #election results, the piece below might prove helpful. If you're part of the 71 million, feel free to share how you are coming to terms with the moment.
New on QTP:
This is the most subdued, most optimistic, and least disparaging take I can offer at the moment. #Election2024
If you are part of the 71 million, I'd be pleased to hear/read how you are approaching this regrettably historic moment.
https://t.co/ifkHvcENJd
New on QTP:
This is the most subdued, most optimistic, and least disparaging take I can offer at the moment. #Election2024
If you are part of the 71 million, I'd be pleased to hear/read how you are approaching this regrettably historic moment.
https://t.co/ifkHvcENJd
Joey Logano finished 21st or worst in 15 races this year. That's 41.6% of the schedule.
Glad this format makes you bring your A-game every week, per Elton Sawyer.
Joke.
@nascar_opinion@NASCAR Probably right. I remember reading that if the points format hadn't changed, he would have gotten to 7 championships. More wins than Dale Sr. and a far more competitive field than Richard Petty ever faced.
@SidKhurana3607 The region has gradually aligned with other rural, working-class areas around the country as long-time Democratic legislators have termed off. Austin Theriault's run for Congress may account for the significant R shift in Fort Kent (where he grew up).
This is more disheartening than 2016
Then, you could argue that voters didn't know what they were getting, and that the majority of people STILL voted against Trump.
This time? They did it willingly