Author: C2C Journal

The Revolution eats a few more of its own

In 1972 Lou Reed offended conservatives with his hit Walk on the Wild Side, an admiring ode to his transgendered friend Holly, who left Miami as a he and became a she on the way to New York. In 2017 the song has offended progressives as a transphobic example of cultural appropriation. In this article by C2C Staff, the Journal explains what a long, strange trip it’s been from conservative censorship to progressive censorship.

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Funny tales from campaign trails

Just about everybody who’s ever worked on an election campaign has at least one funny story to tell about their experience. Some of them are so funny they become the stuff of legend. The Summer 2015 edition of C2C Journal offers a compilation of such stories, some already legendary, some destined to be, including a few from such veteran political campaigners and campaign-watchers as Preston Manning and Ted Byfield.

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