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In 2000 — when I was in college — I discovered The Onion and thought it was genius; I stayed up all night reading literally the entire archive. It was like the moment that Mozart discovered music, only if Mozart was mu...
The WNBA Confronts the "Little Shithead Problem"
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In an internal meeting at the John Oliver show in 2015, I termed it the “Little Shithead Problem”: What if some asshole high school student — some maladjusted brat who is a walking argument for birth control...
Why Does J.D. Vance Have Sand in His Crack Over Reserve Currency Status?
J.D. Vance speaks at an event by the American Moment Fellowship.
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