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2026 Midterm Elections: Trump’s Miscalculation and the Shift in Congress
Reading Time: 15 minutes The 2026 midterm elections changed the balance of power in Washington. Was it the economy, Trump’s policies, his leadership, or all three?
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Which Book’s World Would Be the Worst to Live In?
Reading Time: 2 minutes Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged and George Orwell’s 1984 imagine two disturbing dystopias. Which fictional world would be the absolute worst to live in?
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Making America – More American – Trump Style
Reading Time: 2 minutes Donald Trump likes renaming things to make them more American, so I decided to help by giving some familiar foods and places a patriotic makeover.
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The Identity Filter: How We Really Judge Politicians
Reading Time: 6 minutesHow we judge our politicians or do we just vote based on what we know and thing following a group or pattern. Does it even matter.
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Coffee with Kevin: Weekly Reflections on Life, Work, and Everything Else
Reading Time: 2 minutes Growing up in New Hampshire, snow was great as a kid. Now I miss watching it fall with a hot coffee, but not enough to shovel it again.
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July Gave America Its Ideals. September Made the Compromises.
Reading Time: 8 minutes July gave America its ideals. September revealed the compromises over slavery, representation, freedom, and power that shaped the United States.
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Weekend Picks Ideas For Your Weekend – Netflix Top 10 NY Times Best Sellers & a Book Review by Kevin
Reading Time: 6 minutes Netflix’s Top 10 in the U.S. and Brazil, the latest New York Times best sellers, and Kevin’s honest take on American Lion.
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How Did We Get Here – The Decisions That Created the Nuclear Age
Reading Time: 6 minutes From Hiroshima to today’s nuclear threats, the decisions of 1945 created a dangerous world. What can history teach us before it’s too late?
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The Founders’ Greatest Moral Contradiction: Liberty, Slavery, and the Cost of Compromise
Reading Time: 5 minutesAmerica’s Founders created a nation dedicated to liberty while permitting slavery. Was that compromise necessary, or its greatest moral contradiction?