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City...
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Here's a news item from yesterday.
I'm famously inclined to wordiness, and never much bothered when readers comment about a disturbing need to consult their...
Texas is the new Taliban, which of course is so very Christian theocratic America,...
I support safe, legal abortion access. Women should retain control over their own bodies and be trusted to make the right choice for themselves.
Allow...
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It’s hard to converse when your party’s official policy is censorship
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