by Alissa Montalbano Flustered by official analysis and ad nauseam personal opinions of politics spewed about using purported facts, and even, god forbid, math, we English Majors usually sit by the sidelines and watch elections unfold with a mixture of boredom and confusion. In truth, we are waiting for whoever is speaking to stop so we can go read. Yet, this year’s approaching inauguration seems the right time for this Adjunct Professor to look up from grading papers to discuss the current political landscape as Shakespeare might — While The Donald stomps around like Caliban claiming, “this island is mine” […]
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