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Josh Kantrow - American Thinker (opens the original)
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Josh Kantrow is a lawyer in Chicago, where he focuses on technology, privacy, and complex commercial litigation. He is a longtime contributor to American Thinker and writes on law, politics, travel, and culture at his Facebook page: facebook.com/share/1BLwcus4PR. The lesson Dolly Parton leaves us is a better one than what the DSA is selling. Flying used to be something people looked forward to. Now it's something you endure. If you thought Barack Obama’s old chief of staff had retired to his far
Dolly Parton versus the Democratic Socialists (opens the original)
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The lesson Dolly Parton leaves us is a better one than what the DSA is selling. Dolly Parton died this week at 80, and the tributes are pouring in from every direction imaginable. Country fans, Hollywood, LGBT advocates, evangelicals, people who agree on almost nothing else all found something to love in her. That alone tells you something. But the part of her story worth sitting with right now is what she did with the hand she was dealt, and how it stands in stark contrast to a political moveme
Four Airlines Is Not a Market (opens the original)
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Flying used to be something people looked forward to. Now it's something you endure. I am an avid traveler and have been flying for most of my life. Business trips, family vacations, ski weeks, a recent multi-week swing through Japan, China, and Hong Kong. Air travel has changed from something approaching a service industry into something closer to a toll booth with wings. The seats got smaller, the fees multiplied, and the schedules got less reliable. And now the executives running these compan
Rahm Emanuel has disgraced himself (opens the original)
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If you thought Barack Obama’s old chief of staff had retired to his farm, you were wrong. I liked Rahm Emanuel as mayor of Chicago. He was tough, competent, and unapologetic about it. I counted him as one of the last credible centrist Democrats left in a party that keeps drifting farther from the center. That is why his speech at Tel Aviv University this week is so disappointing. Emanuel told his audience that America’s support for Israel should no longer be unconditional. He said Prime Minister
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