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Third World America

Essays

by Martin McBride (1986) WASHINGTON, D.C.: Most Americans know their nation’s capital only from the picture-postcard image of it which appears in their living rooms nightly on the television screen. They are shown the halls of power: the White House, with its well-manicured lawns; Congress, with…
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Classic EssaysKevin Alfred Strom

by Kevin Alfred Strom ONE OF THE very few statements that passed the lips of Franklin Roosevelt that was not a lie was this: In politics, nothing happens by accident. If something happens, you may be sure that someone planned it that way. Possibly he let slip that bit of truth in an unguarded moment or while…
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Essays

American Revolutionaries and Enlightenment thinkers Tom Paine and Thomas Jefferson advocated a radical reappraisal of the doctrines of organized religion. Paine wrote The Age of Reason, which pointed out the absurdities and contradictions within both the Old and New Testaments. Thomas Jefferson…
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CommentaryNews

Welcome to Emma Lazarus’s dream of America serving as the garbage dump of humanity. . . Homeless people defecating on LA streets fuels horror hepatitis outbreak, as city faulted By Tori Richards | Fox News An outbreak of hepatitis A is spreading through Los Angeles County after leaping from…
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