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May 1, 2024

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What Romanticism and Taylor Swift Have in Common

by Intellectual Takeout May 1, 2024

by Intellectual Takeout May 1, 2024

Source link Wherever you turn today, you’ll hear about Taylor Swift—her albums, tours, and dating life. For better or for worse, she has a sizeable impact on our culture. It’s …

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Was America Evil to Drop Atomic Bombs on Japan?

by Intellectual Takeout May 1, 2024

by Intellectual Takeout May 1, 2024

Source link During a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Tucker Carlson made a bold claim about the August 1945 decision by the United States to bomb the …

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Pam Bondi’s original sin: The framing of George Zimmerman
'Whatever Epstein did is not likely to be repeated, but the railroading of innocent men to expiate the vengeful Gods of race continues as we speak'
If you save your life, you will lose your life
'Here are 2 powerful examples from history that illustrate the crucial point Jesus was making'
There is no limited government without individual virtue
'If money solved the problem of poverty (and its many related ills), it would have been solved by now'
WATCH: Corey Comperatore’s widow demands answers 1 year later
'I want to know why they failed … Why did [Thomas Crooks] walk around for an hour without someone grabbing him'
Natural gas is green and hugely beneficial economically
'Can it possibly be the case that the environmental left does not understand that for an advanced economy more wealth means more resources for environmental protect? Or do they not care?'
Trump moves to block China from buying up American farmland
'American agriculture is not just about feeding our families but about protecting our Nation and standing up to foreign adversaries who are buying our farmland, stealing our research, and creating dangerous vulnerabilities'
A cultural crisis has developed in the U.S. Navy
Analyst warns a 'drastic change' is needed in senior leadership, and those new leaders 'must sharply shift in tone and substance from the standard behavior of this century'
9 years later, GSA federal purchasing data called ‘unusable’
General Services Administration process to optimize government buying now considered 'almost entirely inaccurate" and unreliable
Golden Dome could learn from SDI politics
'Don't exaggerate, go step-by-step, aim for bipartisan support, cultivate allies, and be straightforward'
Puerto Rico, Guam, other territories, like states, have huge debt burdens
GAO: Owe nearly $58 billion and have issues that 'can lead to poor financial decisions and lost access to capital markets'

May 1, 2024

What Romanticism and Taylor Swift Have in Common

Was America Evil to Drop Atomic Bombs on Japan?

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