Resurgent Drafts Archive

Never-before published masterpieces.

• Resurgent Draft: California Fiction

  This was a post that started in earnest in November 2005, just when I started to realize that California was not as liberal as many people suggest, and is much more anti-tax than advertised. This post is truly one of those unfinished masterpieces. Unpublished Draft Many people state that California is part of the “left [...]

• Resurgent Draft: Untitled Rant

  I must have been drunk when I wrote this on March 4, 2007. There is no other explanation. It makes sense for me to have relegated this “post” to the status of draft, and it makes absolute no sense for me to publish it now. So it goes. This post has been cleaned up. There [...]

• Resurgent Draft: In the News

  I started an In the News on December 4, 2006, but did not make it past the first item. The only logical reasons to not posting this were…(1) I could not find the time;(2) There was not enough news that day to slog through;(3) In the case of (2), the strength of the item was [...]

• Resurgent Draft: Arm of the Democratic Warfare

  I started this post on January 31, 2006, and never finished it. I used the theme partially the following day, but not completely. I have tried on many occasions — probably too many — to make the point that DailyKos, like other liberal-leaning large group-blogs, are much more than political opinionists now, that they have [...]

• Resurgent Draft: The Gay-Bashing Washington Times

  This was originally written on April 3, 2005, and I do remember this post getting the axe, after publishing, by the unseen editor of this blog, my wife. It wasn’t the content of my editorial that upset my significant other, who at the time was my fiancee, but the image of the pope in the [...]

• Resurgent Draft: The New Elian

  I wrote this on March 22, 2005, in the midst of the Terry Schiavo news-cycle, which to this day, would still continue if it were up to the religious right. I am not sure why I did not publish this, although it certainly wasn’t worth any more than all of the other commentary being written [...]

• Resurgent Drafts

  As I mentioned in my blogger manifesto (or my most recent manifesto, since I will probably end up writing more of them, hopefully none that end up as news on MSNBC), there are blogposts I write that die on the vine. I start them and either never finish them, forget to post them, make them [...]