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Sage, timely counsel from the Simpsons. A...
The Neophytes Bait Your Clicks: The American Dream Is Dead
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Depending on who you ask and how careful you are with your definitions, far more people will tell you the American Dream is dead than will wave the flag and insist it lives. In a recent AP poll, only 22% of respondents ages 1...
The Neophytes: Hawaiian Mongeese and Trump’s Foreign Policy
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The Neophytes: What Is Twitch and How Does It Influence Elections?
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First, we discuss incumbent newbie Senator Darline Graham’s win in her run-off in South Carolina’s Republican primary Tuesday evening. Her win came not long after she was booed during a debate for honestly admitting she could...
The Neophytes: Why Do Smart People Do Stupid Things?
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