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He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.
BIG MISTAKE on the part of the Democrats. They are stupider than I thought, given Republicans will control the Senate. Republicans will refuse to...
Just watched Tucker Carlson's interview of Elbridge Colby, who's angling for a possible DOD role. He's cautioning for "strength," but doing...
Who needs friends that only get you in fights seems to be an apropos question all folks in dc ought be asking themselves. Cause truly - bullies...
"we can quite safely conclude that the Israeli strike failed in a major way." So when will Iran retaliate? Will there be a warning?
Safest job in the world, the weather man. Can always be wrong and still have a job.
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