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So what’s doing in Nebraska?
What would we do without Harper’s Weekly Review to keep us abreast of places to put on our I’m Never Going There list? The governor of Nebraska signed an executive order titled “Establishing a Women’s Bill of Rights” that states … Continue reading
Posted in Crime & Punishment, The Facts of Life, War on women
Tagged "Establishing a Women's Bill of Rights" Howdy Doody 1100 pound steer, Harper's, Nebraska
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Will Trump be able to President from federal prison?
As the many trials of the Former Guy begin to take form and calendars, once again the questions about what he might be able to do in prison arise. “Do,” in the sense of, say, be the president of the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime & Punishment, DOJ, Indicting Trump, Jan 6, Judiciary, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Allenwood FCI, Club Fed, Cordon bleu, Daily News, Kinahora, life in federal prison, orange jumpsuit, Trump, Tucker Carlson, US presidency
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Mysteries of Life: Harper’s Findings
In Harper’s August hard copy, I found a number of odd facts which made me stop and wonder. I have thoughts. ξ A plume of water six thousand miles long is escaping the sixth largest moon of Saturn. Water in … Continue reading
Posted in Animal news, Corruption, Crime & Punishment, Guns in the U.S. of A., Mysteries of Life, Politics, Racism, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, War on women
Tagged Ars Technica, Boss Tweed, Central Park dinosaurs, ethnoracial discrimination, Harper's, Harper's Findings, Henry Hilton, Laucala, Ludlow Street prison, Malcolm Forbes, Michael Benton, plume of water in space, Saturn's moon, swollen amygdalas, Tammany Hall, Victoria Coules
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