Kirk Swearingen (page 4)

Email: swearingenk@gmail.com

Kirk Swearingen is a poet and independent journalist. He is a graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, and his work has appeared in Delmar, MARGIE, Bloom, the American Journal of Poetry, Riverfront Times, Medium and Salon.

A student holds up a sign against banning CRT holds up a sign as members of the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School Board meeting

Stealth school board candidates are everywhere: But "Stop the Steal" isn't working for them Kirk Swearingen

Marina Ovsyannikova; Russian Channel One

Won't someone, anyone stand up to protest Tucker Carlson, Putin's biggest fanboy? Kirk Swearingen

The People's Convoy; Kremlin

A "Freedom Convoy" we can all support: Send the truckers to Russia! Kirk Swearingen

Vladimir Putin; Trailer Park

NATO-shmato! Here's the diplomatic solution: Red-state America can join Putin's CSTO Kirk Swearingen

Love Heals

My friend recently became a nurse — what timing, right? Kirk Swearingen

Rudy Giuliani

Boy, do we need a "deep state" now — but not the way the Trumpers mean it Kirk Swearingen

Rush Limbaugh; Donald Trump; Newt Gingrich

Are we normalizing the "death of democracy" by talking about it so much? Definitely not Kirk Swearingen

Firefighters survey tornado damages in downtown Mayfield

Despite all the chaos and discord of 2021, Americans still need each other Kirk Swearingen

Alexander Hamilton; Clarence Thomas

The Federalist Society built this Supreme Court — but how did it get its dishonest name? Kirk Swearingen

Lynyrd Skynyrd

What exactly has gone wrong in America? Frat boys, light beer or Skynyrd? IDK Kirk Swearingen

Confederate memorial

White America's "hidden wound" threatens to destroy the country — and not for the first time Kirk Swearingen

Why has Republican rhetoric gotten so unhinged? It's pure projection Kirk Swearingen

Josh Hawley; Mitt Romney

Strangers on a train: The dark bargain that destroyed the Republican Party Kirk Swearingen

Ted Cruz; Kevin McCarthy; Mitch McConnell

Formation of a black hole: On the spectacular implosion of the Republican Party Kirk Swearingen

So fascism came to America — but what was it wearing? Kirk Swearingen

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