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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

Serving as emperor of Rome from 161AD to 189AD, Marcus Aurelius was considered the last of the five ‘good emperors’,

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