Harper Thorpe
Harper ThorpePROTECTING THE TRUTH IS JOB #1. In doing my part, expect pointed prose, silly songs, and keeping-it-real rhymes. I fact-check everything and everybody and invite you to fact-check me. Disclaimer: Some license may be taken in my satire.
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PROTECTING THE TRUTH IS JOB #1. In doing my part, expect pointed prose, silly songs, and keeping-it-real rhymes. I fact-check everything and everybody and invite you to fact-check me. Disclaimer: Some license may be taken in my satire.
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