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Words matter. As President-elect Biden said on the day of the Capitol attack, a president’s words especially matter. “At their best, the words of a president can inspire. At their worst, they can incite.” We certainly saw the latter in acti...
There is no sugarcoating this: What we watched in shock and horror yesterday was an attempted coup of our government and an effort to thwart the will of the American people. In other words, treason. And this crisis is far bigger than Trump...
Kim Kardashian has six toes on one foot, Taylor Swift doesn’t have a belly button, the moon landing was faked and [insert any name here] really killed JFK. Americans love conspiracy theories, and they’re usually innocuous and silly enough t...
Let’s get some facts straight: Biden won the election, Trump lost the election and there is no evidence of voter fraud in all 50 states. That’s just reality, and the results won’t change. The problem is that the divide in our country is bet...
Patience is a virtue, probably because it isn’t easy. While we wait with bated breath for the final count, there are already some interesting results worth diving into. Like, what’s up with that one Nebraska electoral vote? Let’s get into i...
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