The Oldest Profession Just Slipped To Second Place

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“It has been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first.” ― Ronald Reagan The Oldest Profession Just Slipped To Second Place. In the 60s, when I was in college in Texas, there were two real life Texas legends, visitors abounding. One is the …

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Peter Doocy Catches Biden’s Press Sec Off Guard with Question about Document Debacle

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy has got to be White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s worst nightmare. Following the stunning report that the FBI had found six additional classified “items” during a 12-hour search of President Joe Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware, residence on Friday, Jean-Pierre was likely cringing inside as she called on Doocy at Monday’s …

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GOP Leadership?

With each election cycle that passes, the Republican Party leadership shows itself ever more worthless. My involvement in politics has been, like most Americans, somewhat limited. I vote regularly, put out signs and stickers of candidates I support, and occasionally send donations in. Now until the late 2000s I would send an occasional donation to …

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Silk Says What Happened in Diamond’s Final Moments Is a Warning to America: ‘Something Ain’t Right’

Two weeks ago, we heard the sad news that Lynette Hardaway, who was better known in conservative circles as Diamond in the popular pro-Trump duo “Diamond and Silk,” had died suddenly in her Raeford, North Carolina, home at the age of 51. Rochelle Richardson, known as Silk, was at her sister’s side during her passing. …

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No Bloods Allowed

No Bloods Allowed; NBA suspends Pistons’ Killian Hayes 3 games, Magic’s Moe Wagner 2 games after brawl. In the video of the above listed brawl, a tall “Euro” forward from Orlando and a shorter “African” guard for Detroit were racing for a loose ball in Detroit. It wasn’t the end of the game and the game …

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National Intelligence Folly: How a Tragic Unsolved Murder Led to Billions of Dollars of Program Fraud, Waste and Abuse Part 29: A Crappy People Problem

There is an Old School Economics Saying that When Unemployment Goes Below ~5%, There are a lot of People Working Who Can’t Reach the Pedals. We have Some Crappy People Working for Us

They Can’t Handle the Truth!

I ran across a photo if the masthead of The Philadelphia Inquirer from February 25, 1953, and noticed the ‘taglines’ that it used: “Public Ledger” and “An Independent Newspaper for All the People”. By Public ledger, the Inquirer was setting itself up as Philadelphia’s newspaper of record, which Wikipedia defines as “a major newspaper with …

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