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Impeachment: Routing Around The Leviathan

What has been made clear in the initial impeachment hearings is that the real concern by the career bureaucrats is

I’m not a treehugger. I hate pretentious, granola bar eatin’ hippies from Vermont; they have terrible style on top of

All In the Family premiered in 1971, right in the middle of the George Wallace phenomenon. The reason that Lear

Remember that you too shall one day die.

In the last entry to this series, I covered the arguments for why I feel we should take steps to

Diversity + Proximity = Violence

Charles Lindbergh was America’s premier hero after he became the first man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927.

Come home, Southern man.

When observing the nature of societies, a main factor is the ‘mob’ (for want of a better word), and the

Change isn’t progress.