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This Man Cannot Draw a Clock

One-on-one debates like Thursday’s are exclusively about tail risk. The eight-way cage matches of the primaries can at least plausibly

I don’t know much about spaceships. What I’ve observed over the years however, is that when something goes wrong they

Metrics are important for understanding a conflict. For example, if one side is dropping over 3,000 glide bombs per month

After a fairly lackluster June, recent news seems to indicate that things will pick up quite a lot for the

It has been brought to my attention that our beloved Disney princesses are no longer being considered the role models

A friend of mine remarked to me on the absurdity of the homosexual colored man in a dress on the

I’m not in the restaurant business. Although, I take a practical approach to what I order based upon where I

In the quiet corners of our Southern heritage, where the land speaks of centuries past and tradition holds sway, the

The so-called “Reconstruction” period in the South, after the shooting phase of the War of Northern Aggression ceased, set in

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