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I Don’t Think Trump’s Remaining Supporters Realize How Much They Are Despised By Non-MAGA Voters

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By Jonathan Wolf
| Above the Law Verified
Early last week, I was at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library for its first weekend. At the library itself, despite President Donald Trump inserting himself incongruously into the opening ceremonies, I did not see a single person sporting a Trump-branded clothing item. The town of Medora, North Dakota, itself was, however, a different story. It wasn’t overwhelming.
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50 Years In, Index Fund Investing Risks Include Meme Stocks, The AI Bubble, And Presidential Market Manipulation

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By Jonathan Wolf
| Above the Law Verified
On August 31, 1976, John C. Bogle of Vanguard launched the first index fund available to individual investors. From that point, the benefits of spreading investments across a broad swathe of stocks to both limit risk and maximize gains (at a bare minimum of expense) were available to regular people, not only to large institutional investors.
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Halfway To 250, America’s Republican President Fought Big Business, Won The Real Peace Prize, And Loved Nature

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By Jonathan Wolf
| Above the Law Verified
Like many of my fellow Americans, I have zero interest in any of the tacky, self-aggrandizing  events President Donald Trump has planned for the nation’s 250th birthday. None of that is about us or our real history. Rather, Trump’s semiquincentennial celebrations are all about himself and a sanitized (and, frankly, pretty boring) version of the otherwise rich, complex story of the United States.
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