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MAGA was Right⦠(opens the original)
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Mea culpa. My mistake. I owe MAGA an apology. Back in 2024, MAGA supporters, and their cultish leader, Donald Trump, repeatedly cautioned that if I voted for Kamala Harris, I would regret it. They warned that inflation would run wild. We wouldnât be able to afford groceries or gas, mortgages or medicine. They said weâd be in unwanted wars, started simply to prop up a lame administration. Weâd spend billions and lose lives, fighting for unstated goals with no end in sight. They promised tha
MAGA was Right… (opens the original)
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Mea culpa. My mistake. I owe MAGA an apology. Back in 2024, MAGA supporters, and their cultish leader, Donald Trump, repeatedly cautioned that if I voted for Kamala Harris, I would regret it. They warned that inflation would run wild. We wouldn’t be able to afford groceries or gas, mortgages or medicine. They said we’d be in unwanted wars, started simply to prop up a lame administration. We’d spend billions and lose lives, fighting for unstated goals with no end in sight. They promised that gas
Prioritizing our Priorities (opens the original)
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In a column last month, I suggested that our leaders might want to reevaluate their priorities and perhaps spend a little more time worrying about the things that actually matter to ordinary Americans. Whew! They listened. Apparently, somebody at the White House read my column because President Trump has decided that the really important issues facing America can no longer wait. The national debt? Well, that’s something our children can worry about. The cost of groceries and gasoline? Billionair
Prioritizing our Priorities (opens the original)
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In a column last month, I suggested that our leaders might want to reevaluate their priorities and perhaps spend a little more time worrying about the things that actually matter to ordinary Americans. Whew! They listened. Apparently, somebody at the White House read my column because President Trump has decided that the really important issues facing America can no longer wait. The national debt? Well, thatâs something our children can worry about. The cost of groceries and gasoline? Billiona
I’m Very Good at Flagpoles (opens the original)
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This week America’s national debt hit $40 trillion. That’s forty trillion with a T, a number of such enormity, it’s difficult to comprehend. So, let me give you a couple of examples. · Suppose the federal government found an extra billion dollars ($1,000,000,000.00) every single day and devoted every penny to the debt. It would take about 110 years to pay off $40 trillion with zero interest. · Spread among roughly 340 million Americans, $40 trillion works out to about $118,000 per person. For a
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