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Writes about connections between education and work. Not here much.

Columbus, Ohio
Joined February 2011
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Like a gulag for irrelevant punditry?
I realize this increasingly puts me in nobody’s little camp on the right, but I happen to think the most pressing issue is that the left is going to gulag all of us.
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Are those two guys still gonna open up Ft. Knox together to look for the gold?
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Does Ron Vara have any hot takes on the market?
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Feels awful quiet about the stock market on here. There some throttlin' going on from Mr. Free Speech?
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"He's a passenger."
And this so-called “Commander” doesn’t know his ass from a hole in the ground. Dude has no clue what’s really going on. He’s a passenger.
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Right on: "POLITICO has no financial dependence on the government and no hidden agenda. We cover politics and policy — that’s our job."
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Canada is a great country and a rock-solid US ally. The "51st state" talk is a ridiculous affront to the sovereignty of our neighbors, who deserve better. Now is the time to speak up if you agree.
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The real question of how this plays out -- will knowledge economy NYC Millennials have to pay more for avocado toast?
Fact check true - I will pay more for a California avocado
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Be very wary of people who demonize others on social media, particularly those who make a living out of it.
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Say your kid, Johnny, hits someone at school. He whines to you that another kid, Bobby, also hit someone but didn't get in trouble. Do you then not discipline Johnny? Whataboutism is a deflection -- nothing else.
To understand the Right re J6: They believe that the reason the dividing line between J6 getting prosecuted and, say, Portland rioters not is because norms are set by liberals to protect liberal ingroups while allowing the prosecution of outgroups. 1/
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Can you explain the pardon of people who assaulted police officers? Here's you two weeks ago: "If you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn’t be pardoned."
This is extraordinary, and in the worst way.
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JD Vance commenting on J6, less than two weeks ago: "If you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn’t be pardoned."
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Log onto this site so you can have the world's richest man's garbage takes shoveled at you. Pathetic.
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Trump admin's emerging take on AI and automation: “I’ve studied automation, and know just about everything there is to know about it," Trump said on social media. "The amount of money saved is nowhere near the distress, hurt, and harm it causes for American Workers."
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This is seriously concerning. And it's not just the internet, although this platform is a huge part of the problem -- I'm hearing bonkers conspiracy theories directly from people. theatlantic.com/technology/a…
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"Officers and violence interrupters, who work in communities to try to quell disputes before they turn deadly, described a 'feeling of impunity among people who engage in violence that have emboldened them to commit further acts of violence.'” washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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