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We've made it to number 666! Unfortunately among the three of them, James, Steve Hayward and Charles Cooke haven't a single sinister plot to reveal. They do however have lots to say about Wednesday's debate; progressive love for Hamas and what it means for the intersectionality coalition; and they wonder why there aren't DACA protections for beloved pandas!
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The third-string Vikings quarterback was on the team for five days. He barely knew the five different cadences the team uses. The coach ran a hurry up offense so he could give him tips right up to the last second. I totally respect that guy. Aerospace engineering major. lol
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Bari Weiss observed people take posters down and taking them with them which suggests they were being paid by someone piecework by the number they can prove they removed.