The Republican candidate for president clearly has lost his mind, and in public, too. I haven't looked at today's papers yet, nor have I checked the news channels on the electric teevee, but I assume this led them all. Crazy Man Seeks Presidency. Surely, the calls in the prestige press for the former president* to drop out and seek help have grown deafening, right? |
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Fully automated. Completely odorless. Mill is the new food recycler from the engineer of the iPhone. |
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There's a reason the style remains a perennial staple of warm-weather dressing. |
| Headphone jacks are so 2010. |
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| You knew some vote-or-die, do-it-to-honor-the-sacrifices-of-the-ancestors, you-can't-complain-if-you-don't-participate Black folks. But you also knew scores who didn't trouble themselves with participating at all. Into your 30s you felt somewhere between those philosophical poles, among those who, each election cycle, needed convincing that their vote mattered a good gotdamn. |
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| Men of a certain age either embrace the music of their youth or start listening to conservative talk radio. Can you guess which direction Walz went? |
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| A growing chorus of concerned former "addicts" are trying to wake people up to caffeine's negative effects. |
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