by Matthew Cavedon Tonight, Democrats nestle all snug in their beds, while visions of a new America dance in their heads. But America isn’t the dream. It’s the home we’re all sleeping in tonight, and for the next four years. In the Democratic dream, America has reelected the leader who […]
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by Piero Tozzi One tires of the tawdriness of it all. The obsessions of Lena Dunham and Sandra Fluke, the profanity-laced tirades of Samuel L. Jackson and the alleged nonagenarian of Michael Moore’s devising. Indeed, the vulgarisms spouted by the current occupant of the Oval Office himself. I have had […]
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