The '80s “empowered” icky crustaceans like Rush Limbaugh, Dinesh D'Souza, Al­lan Bloom, and Mary Matalin... ruminating on family values, the evil lifestyle of homosexuals, the glories of war, the absolute sanctity of money, and the mot­to of Republicans the world over: Admit Nothing, Blame Everybody, Be Bitter.

"Memorials. A new way to be unhappy in a group. I visit a friend who can no longer speak. A few days later he's dead. If you ask after people you haven't seen for a while, be prepared"

After Andy Warhol’s death in 1987, Gary Indiana, Gerard Malanga, Viva, and Barbara Kruger reflected on the artist’s cultural legacy

In 1990 Gary Indiana covered the greed of the greediest, otherwise known as Donald Trump’s first divorce