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Are You Bathing Too Frequently? by Danny Tyree When I worked at my late uncle’s junkyard during junior high school, one of the regular customers (a crusty coot who resembled a cantankerous Roy Rogers sidekick wannabe) assured us that he luxuriated in a steaming bathtub each and every nigh ...
Biden Putting Jackson’s Theory of Executive Power to the Test by Carl Golden In his book “American Lion,” a biography of President Andrew Jackson, author/historian Jon Meacham describes Jackson’s philosophy of governing as presidential primacy. The occupant of the office, he felt, should be granted wide latitude an ...
Wise Words From George W. Bush That Republicans Will Ignore by Dick Polman What a shame that so many prominent figures summon the moxie to speak the truth when it’s too late to do anything about it. So it went the other day when George W. Bush used his 9/11 anniversary address to rightly denounce Trump’s insurrecti ...
