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Is Chris Christie Pathetic, Shrewd, or Pathetically Shrewd? by Dick Polman The Republican party has devolved into a motley mix of goose stepping fanatics like Marjorie Taylor Greene and sniveling cowards like Kevin McCarthy. But worst of all are the bloviating opportunists who seek advantage by simply blowing with the ...
Why Adults Should Play in the Woods by Tom Purcell The retired science teacher jumped up from his hiding spot in his garden and grabbed my arm before I could escape. It happened in the mid-1970s when I was playing a game we neighborhood kids invented called "Fugitive." Each summer night 15 or 20 ...
The Propaganda is the Point by John L. Micek By John Micek In three decades in the news business, most of them spent covering government and politics, I've been to more than my share of press conferences. They're part of the gig when you're a reporter. And you just kind of learn to make yo ...
