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Donald Trump's Cabinet Appointments: Craftiness Within The Chaos?
[ As this Post goes to press, I’ve just learned of Matt Gaetz’ withdrawal of his nomination as Attorney General. I had anticipated having a little more time to write this before publishing it, but the news is leading me to publish this roug...
Thelonious Monk, "Evidence"
Monk tapping the keys all by his lonesome on this, sounding more like Art Tatum than I can ever recall. Worth listening to the whole way through.
The Real Dangerous Drug Problem
The heart of it is a Bad Drugs problem. Most of the overdoses of the last 10 years are due to street fentanyl, mostly in the form of counterfeit opioid pills. Most of the casualties were addicts who had got hooked on Oxy back in the 1990s-2...
"Only 20% Of The Incarcerated Are Confined For Drug Offenses"
I’ve been hearing that statement for years- actually, more like decades. Most often, it’s been used as a rejoinder to the claim that the source of most of the crime problem in the US is the current regime of the War On Drugs, which is the p...
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