(UPDATED. See below.) In Stalin's Soviet Union, execution was considered an insufficient punishment for a person who fell out of favor and was deemed a traitor.  That person would literally be erased from history. In a pre-Photoshop era, Stalin famously had photographers use hand-drawing techniques to remove people from photographs.  The best known example is that of Stalin with Nikolai Yezhov, onetime head of Stalin's secret police.  Despite Yezhov's having loyally carried out thousands of arrests and executions, when Stalin executed Yezhov, he also erased Yezhov from history: Happily, Democrats in Georgia don't have the option of executing politically disfavored people, but they'll certainly do their best to erase them from history.  Former state representative Vernon Jones, a black Democrat who supports Trump, has discovered that if you're an apostate from the Democrat party, you will be driven from the...(Read Full Post)