From My Blog
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What If Sigismund III Had Died at Khotyn?
What if Sigismund III died after the Battle of Khotyn in 1621? Explore how a Vasa reunion under Władysław IV and Gustav Adolf might have transformed the Thirty Years’ War and reshaped Protestant Europe. #WhatIf #GustavAdolf #SigismundIII #ThirtyYearsWar
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The Morning After: Grading My Election Predictions
How did one Kentucky teacher’s election predictions hold up? This morning-after review grades the 2026 midterm calls, from Talarico’s historic Texas win and Mississippi’s razor-thin Senate count to central Kentucky, then asks what a 60-day lame duck Congress should do about college sports and the Iran war.
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My Election Morning Predictions: The Bluegrass and Beyond
What will happen in the 2026 midterms? One Kentucky social studies teacher shares his center-left election morning predictions for Congress, the Barr-Booker Senate race, the Sixth District, and Lexington’s mayoral contest, plus a simple way to turn election forecasts into a source literacy lesson.
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RIP Patrick Stewart (1940-2026)
Oh Captain, my captain!
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Hammer and Crown: The Twin Revolutions Hidden in Luther’s 95 Theses
Most people learn the story of Martin Luther as a dramatic theological showdown, a lone monk with a hammer and a grievance, nailing his objections to a church door in Wittenberg and setting off five centuries of religious transformation. It’s a compelling image, and it’s not wrong. But it’s incomplete. Because when you read Luther’s…
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What If Roosevelt Survived Milwaukee, Won the Presidency, and Then Died in Office?
#WhatIf Roosevelt wins in 1912, then dies of his Milwaukee wound eight months into office. Hiram Johnson inherits a rudderless Progressive Party, a fractured coalition, and a Mexican Revolution that a weakened White House cannot manage with the coherence Wilson brought to it.
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