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By: Andrew Malcolm
This is the 23 rd in an ongoing series of personal Memories. All the others are in links at the bottom. Forty-three years ago this week, I got married.
When I was a young father, I thought everyone should experience Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in person. Silly me.
Most anyone here watching the presidential campaign that fortunately ended the way it did is likely giving thanks these days that we are through for now with the mush-minded, cackle-machine Kamala Harris.
Whenever Joe Biden Says 'It's the God's Truth,' It Isn't
No Pardon for Joe Biden
With impressive speed and, this time, decisiveness, the returning President Donald Trump is assembling his Cabinet, advisors, and key management appointees to take over the stalled federal government next month.
Time magazine's selection of Donald Trump as its 2024 "Person of the Year" is accurate, smart, extremely obvious, and of passing import.
Some Rowdy Old Christmas Traditions Are Fading
By: Andrew Malcolm
One of the duties in my first job on a major newspaper many years ago was answering reader calls about our foreign news coverage. I can safely report that few of the callers were happy.
Those of us who are not paid $174,000 a year by the federal government are pretty much forced to live according to an up-to-date personal budget that balances income with outflow.
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