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DOGE: A CALL FOR ACCOUNTABILITY

The recent discourse surrounding DOGE has sparked an intense debate about its role in uncovering deep-seated issues within the political system. While global concerns such as open borders, rampant crime, the devastation of natural disasters,…

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A BOX OF GOLD

It was the summer of 1970 when my cousin, Cub, managed to get a summer job hanging on to the back of a garbage truck to help collect the town’s trash barrels. We didn’t have…

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IMPEACH TRUMP – PART III

It’s amusing, if not pathetic, there is another movement to impeach Trump. The new president received 77 million votes and captured 270 electoral college votes on his way to humiliating Harris, yet reportedly 100,000 people…

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A DAY IN THE LIFE

I hit the bright red button angrily to end my call and sat in my truck contemplating what I would do next. I knew I didn’t want to take that load to New York City.

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A MORNING IN HELL

“Dammit, I did it again.” Those were the first words out of my incredibly dry mouth when I woke up. Once again I was not in my own bed. Once again, I find myself at…

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