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Trump doesn't really understand why Herbert Hoover has the reputation for a catastrophic president, but he knows that he lost the war and he believes that he was going to be the next Hoover if he continued it.
The idea was meant to supercharge President Trump's mass deportation plan.
The Iowa legislature decided that the University of Iowa was a hive of scum and villainy liberalism. So it created a right-wing institute within the university. Called the Center for Intellectual Freedom, it's just total hackwork. There was a problem though–nearly zero students want right-wing indoctrination in their higher ed. The center offered two intitial courses. A total of 19 students signed up.
This is the grave of Sarah Fraser. Born in Syracuse in 1850, Sarah Loguen grew up in an abolitionist household that was middle class for a black northerner of the time.
I don't know if anyone can turn around the dessicated corpse that is the Labour Party in the UK, but at least Starmer is finally stepping down, according to reports:
This is the grave of Hans Albert Einstein. Born in 1904 in Bern, Switzerland, Einstein was, well, the son of Albert Einstein.
There was a time, early in her years in the Senate, that I thought Kirsten Gillibrand had real potential as a Democratic Party leader. She had originally won a conservative district and then moved well to the left as she moved into the Senate. But once her 2020 presidential ambitions completely flopped, she disappeared from the public spotlight and became the biggest hack for cryptocurrency in the Senate. I guess she's decided to cash in. Boy was I wrong about her. And how does that go in this era of epic corruption?
This story is a couple of years old, but for a Sunday afternoon, it's worth a talk . One thing that people have worried about with big-time solar fields is what it would to an area's ecology.
This is the grave of Robert Peary. Born in 1856 in Cresson, Pennsylvania, Peary would not stay in that tiny town for the rest of her life.
Alan Greenspan, iconic economist of the New Gilded Age and capitalist extremist who made the world worse for his ideological running of the economy, is dead at the age of 100. With rare notable exceptions, Alan Greenspan was a horrible economist who made the nation and world worse through his obsession with Randian quackery.
