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This is our Day of Deliverance; we are not Summer Soldiers
“I am apt to believe that [Independence Day] will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival. It ought to be commemorated, as the Day of Deliverance by solemn Acts of Devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be...
So awful a place that 2 million people show up to party
Two million Knicks fans reveled in lower Manhattan for a ticker-tape parade last Thursday morning as I skedaddled to LaGuardia for country roads to take me home.
What an awful place, huh? Worse even than Chicago, home of the Blues and the...
Break up Big Meat
Calls from left and right are building to break up Big Ag as beef prices rise, food plants close and workers are locked out from the slaughterhouse.
Republican Zach Lahn separated himself in the governor’s primary by calling to break up ag...
This old dog might catch the bumper
Chris Jones fancied himself trolling for walleyes in the backwaters of the Upper Mississippi River near Lansing in his retirement.
Instead, the 65-year-old found himself disembarking at Philadelphia for the NetRoots conference on his way t...
Feenstra learns lesson about showing up
You might have attracted as many people to a Unitarian Universalist fellowship hour in Sioux Center as to a Randy Feenstra rally in Sioux Rapids. Just about 40 people showed up for his gubernatorial campaign event at the farm of Rep. Megan...
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I’m the editor and co-owner with my brother John of the Storm Lake (Iowa) Times Pilot newspaper. Pulitzer Prize winner.
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