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Washington, D.C.
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Writer, photographer, Red Bike Guy. Author of LIKES, a funny book of short stories about social media obsession.

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Joe Flood is a writer and photographer from Washington, DC. Interested in the intersection of the liberal arts and technology, including digital photography, WordPress, web content, creativity, biking and city life.

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Crusader March of Ten People Descends Upon DC

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By Joe Flood
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Jake Lang, absurdly, in a tactical vest What do you do if you start a riot and no one shows up? That was the case of Jake Lang and his so-called “Crusader March” outside of AIPAC, the pro-Israel lobbying group. Lang is a January 6th rioter who attacked the police with a baseball bat. Trump pardoned him and since then he’s gone around the country, trying to stir up trouble for internet clout and donations. Lang promoted the march for weeks on Twitter. His posts got more than 500,000 views.
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884 Oakridge Dr, Saint Joseph, MI 49085, US

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By Joe Flood
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Operating Expenses Recurring costs required to maintain and manage a rental property, including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, utilities (if paid by the owner), property management fees, and other day-to-day expenses. Calculation: Insurance + Property Taxes + Property Management + Repairs & Maintenance + Capital Expenditures + HOA Fees
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The Freedom Corner Hangover

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By Joe Flood
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Our long local nightmare is over: the Nazi Nest has left Eckington. This was a house of January 6th supporters paid for by the Overstock guy, Patrick Byrne. Their mission was to advocate for a pardon of January 6th rioters through their nightly Freedom Corner vigil outside the DC Jail and by making a nuisance of themselves at court houses, hearing rooms and bars around town. Calling it the Nazi Nest was not hyperbole.
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