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Live and Let Live – Part II

In my last episode, I talked about the Left’s go-to argument that protecting the rights of “trans” people isn’t causing issues for anyone else.  More specifically, that nobody on the Left is asking anyone else to live the way they live. If you missed that episode (193 Live and Let

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Live and Let Live (part I)

Yesterday, I guy I know made a post on Facebook complaining about the Texas House voting recently to strictly define what a man and a woman is.  The definition is based on the reproductive organs a person is born with. He wasn’t in favor of it. Now, as you know,

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The Man With a Plan

Back in early 2021, just after January 20th actually, my retirement savings took a dive.  It dropped 30 to 40 percent.  The reason?  Joe Biden took office and immediately started destroying our economy. But why?  Well, that’s the thing, no one really knows.  Nobody in the Biden administration bothered to

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Episode 191

I grew up in the 1960’s in a small town in central Minnesota.  In those days, parents didn’t run to the pediatrician whenever one of their kids sneezed.  So, going to see a doctor was a rare thing.  For me anyway.  I had the mumps, measles and chicken pox, and

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Most Americans

I saw a video last week of Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) describing the meeting he had with Zelensky prior to Zelensky’s meeting with Trump and Vance.  He said that he told Zelensky that the American people stand behind Ukraine. Really?  That seemed a bit strange to me.  I’m not a

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In DOGE We Trust

A few weeks ago, I received an email from my local Sheriff’s department.  They wanted to let me know that someone had requested from them information about everyone in the county with a concealed carry permit.  The request was made under the Public Records Act. Last week, I received an

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The Glamour Boutique

In the early part of this century, I lived in a small town in central Massachusetts not too far from Worcester.  I drove to work every day going through another small town even closer to Worcester.  In that small town there was a shopping center.  And in that shopping center

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