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Screw the Pardon! What Penalty Would Fit Fauci?

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By Andrew Malcolm
| RedState
Turns out, the officious little twerp kept a personal diary of his performances and accolades during those days as the highly-paid director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Dear Diary, he told himself in one entry: “It is not hyperbole to say that today I am the most famous and talked about person in the country and one of the most recognizable” in the world.
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California Leads the Way Into yet Another Stupidity

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By Andrew Malcolm
| RedState
I happened to remember and suggest a fast-food drive-thru place on the way where I could keep Rusty in his cardboard box, but we could still get some food. And I could pass some of a burger and a few fries down to my new little buddy. McDonald's did not exist anywhere outside California yet. And drive-thrus were relatively new at that time. So, getting food without leaving the car seemed like both a convenience and time-saver.
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Rubio or Vance in 2028: The GOP's Pleasant Predicament

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By Andrew Malcolm
| RedState
That’s where we are right now in the 2028 presidential race. We know it’s coming. We can see some of it emerging in the early light. The anticipation is building. That usually happens at the midpoint of a retiring president’s term. People start thinking about what might be coming just over the horizon. But this time it's starting sooner; Democrats want rid of the mystical Trump curse ASAP, and Republicans want a strong successor to protect and continue his reforms.
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