A.G. GancarskiFebruary 27, 2023
6min0
Reviewers have panned the book as overly clichéd in early writeups.
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A.G. GancarskiFebruary 27, 2023
Martin DyckmanJanuary 25, 2016
8min239
Had a modern Rip Van Winkle, who happened to be a Republican, fallen asleep 20 years ago, he might think that he had awakened now in hell. His choice in the 1996 party primaries for president would have been among a 10-person field including Bob Dole, the senator and eventual nominee; Sen. Richard Lugar of […]
Martin DyckmanJanuary 24, 20168min226
Had a modern Rip Van Winkle who happened to be a Republican fallen asleep 20 years ago, he might think that he had awakened now in hell. His choice in the 1996 party primaries for president would have been among a 10-person field including Bob Dole, the senator and eventual nominee; Sen. Richard Lugar of […]
Mitch PerrySeptember 10, 2015
5min152
Yesterday in Brussels, Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Union’s top executive, proposed a plan to move approximately 160,000 refugees coming from war-torn and poverty-stricken nations in the Middle East and Africa in response to other countries to deal with the crisis gripping Europe. Although often called “Europe’s problem,” there is increasing discussion about what the U.S. could, and […]
Mark FerruloJanuary 20, 20145min182
Across the nation, people are becoming increasingly concerned about corporate influence over lawmaking. Nowhere is that concern more justified than in Florida, where a shadowy front group for powerful corporations called ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council, works hand in hand with dues-paying state legislators to push an extremist agenda that puts the interest of […]