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SPECIAL REPORT on 9/11: The Day That Changed Our Lives

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By Bobby Joe Jones, Daniel Barkhuff, Michael Fanone
| Two Joes
Retired Navy Commander Bobby Jones welcomes Olivia Troye, Michael Fanone, & Dan Barkhuff to talk about their experiences on 9/11. It’s also an insightful look at where America stands 25 years later. Michael Fanone was working in construction near the White House. Olivia Troye was working in Washington. Dan Barkhuff and Bobby Jones were fresh out of school, just beginning their careers in the Navy. But on 9/11, all of their lives changed course forever.
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On Platner, and Me

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By Daniel Barkhuff
| Substack
I think it is a mistake to bet against Maine showing up for one of its own, and I think, if Graham Platner does not have any worse skeletons in the closet, he will win the primary next week despite his Democratic 78-year-old opponent Janet Mills’ last-minute efforts to inject uncertainty into the race in the wake of the latest round of the“Platner did dumb shit on the internet,” saga.
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J.D. Khrushchev

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By Daniel Barkhuff
| Substack
And Trump's Nap Habit Political movements built around a single leader face the same problem: what happens after the leader is gone? And in case you haven’t noticed, Donald Trump has clearly entered the “who made this shower so slippery?” stage of life. When Joseph Stalin died in 1953, the Soviet Union was not merely governed by a dictator. It had been shaped by a cult of personality so pervasive that millions of citizens understood reality through Stalin himself.
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