Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
Today's show opens with a bit of a story. It could be considered a fable, but since we aren't using animals, it technically does not qualify. But, at it's core, a fable is meant to impart a moral lesson to the reader. In this case I use the example of walking down the street and… Continue reading Charity v Theft: How Biden’s debt forgiveness assaults the middle class
By Erick Erickson | December 8, 2016, 05:00am | @ewerickson On September 11, 2016, Hillary Clinton left a 9/11 memorial service early. Her campaign vigorously denied Republican claims Clinton was ill. The press ridiculed Republicans for suggesting it, calling them conspiracy theorists. Shortly thereafter, a video appeared showing Clinton collapsing. Secret Service agents caught her… Continue reading Lies, damn lies and reporters
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