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Clare Briggs
Clare Briggs is a famous cartoonist who lived from 1875 to 1930. Poems by Wilbur Nesbitt.
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on How Republicans Can Save Trump’s PresidencySure, but your beef there is more with the media. Democratic politicians have an obligation to their…
on How Republicans Can Save Trump’s PresidencyI agree partially. I think Biden was trapped in a paradox of liberal democracy but it is hard to sta…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyThank you, Ken. But believing this would mean I can’t enjoy Jaybirds “the pendulum’s gonna stop this…
on How Republicans Can Save Trump’s PresidencyEnergy is a very good example. All of the national labs fall under DOE, doing everything from nuclea…
on How Republicans Can Save Trump’s PresidencyYup, my fingers are crossed that the whole thing is a repeat of the boobery we had from 2016-2018. L…
on How Republicans Can Save Trump’s PresidencyDid I say anything that resembled that? This has nothing to do with Trump... I said at the time that…
on How Republicans Can Save Trump’s PresidencyDear God these people think we are idiots: the deep bipartisan dissatisfaction with a military leade…
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I remember a male friend explaining to me once that he was in trouble with his wife because the kids had made a mess in the kitchen while she was out shopping. The problem, as he described it, was that she had told him to “watch the children”, but that he had only “kept an eye on them”.Report
I was intrigued by the idea of a phone service you could call up to get live news and sports updates in the 1920s, but after thinking about it for a good ten minutes, my best guess is that he works for a newspaper and he’s calling a friend at the office to get updates coming in on the news ticker.Report