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Politics/Culture writer. I mostly tweet dated 30 Rock references. Fmr @DailyCaller @PirateWires
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Minding the Authenticity Gap

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By Gage Klipper Verified
| Chronicles Magazine Verified
Hillary Clinton’s appearance before the House Oversight Committee on Monday, where she—along with her husband and former president, Bill Clinton, testified for four hours about their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein—set off fireworks, but also revealed something interesting about the political savvy of this Democratic dynamic duo. Of course, I’m no fan of Hillary Clinton’s, but to adopt the lingo of Gen Z: she absolutely mogged Rep. Lauren Boebert and caused the congresswoman’s cortisol to spike.
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An Exercise in Paternal Piety – Gage Klipper

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By Gage Klipper Verified
| Law & Liberty Verified
The concept of “filial piety” is as old as Western civilization itself. From The Oresteia to Virgil’s Aeneid and Shakespeare’s King Lear, generational continuity has hinged on the children’s hierarchical duty to honor, obey, and sometimes even avenge their parents. But in the modern era, where individualism reigns, hierarchy is all but leveled, and historical change can occur within one generation, generational obligation feels more mutual.
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Good Riddance to Kathleen Kennedy

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By Gage Klipper Verified
| Chronicles Magazine Verified
Kathleen Kennedy announced her exit from Lucasfilm last week after 14 years serving as president of the studio. Given that she is the woman who destroyed the beloved legacy of the Star Wars franchise, all I can say is: Good riddance! Unfortunately, however, her departure does not mean the studio has given up on pushing cultural leftism. Kennedy became president of Lucasfilm in 2012 after Disney acquired the company from Star Wars creator George Lucas.
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