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Kellianne Jones

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Politics & News Partnerships @SubstackInc. Formerly @FoxNews, @WTNH, @ColumbiaJourn, & @NewhouseSU. Writes a newsletter about lost places. From a small OH town.
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Rising Democrat star James Talarico jumps into key Senate race in Texas Original

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By Paul Steinhauser Verified, Kellianne Jones Verified
| New York Post Verified
James Talarico, a Democratic state lawmaker from Texas with a surging national profile, on Tuesday jumped into the Lone Star State’s high-profile and combustible Senate race. Talarico, a state representative, former middle school teacher, and Presbyterian seminarian who is considered a rising star among Democrats, becomes the second major contender from his party to launch a campaign in the race for the seat currently held by longtime Republican Sen. John Cornyn.
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The Disappearing Cadigans

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By Kellianne Jones Verified
| Substack
I was thirteen when my Grandpa Cadigan died. I spent his last summer with him, watching as a fast-acting cancer consumed more of him everyday. When he passed, his oldest son, my Uncle Tommy, was at his bedside. The rest of us who were on our way to visit him in hospice arrived too late. It was the first time I saw a dead body in a bed instead of a casket. Shortly after, I stood outside with my uncle as he smoked a cigarette. He told me I was too young to have seen so much death.
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Another Battle of Manassas

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By Kellianne Jones Verified
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On Sunday, I hiked seven miles through Manassas National Battlefield, where the Northern and Southern armies converged two times during the Civil War. The second meeting — in August 1862 —was a bloody and brutal three-day battle that claimed 22,000 lives. I walked in solitude, only passing a few other hikers and runners, a rarity in Northern Virginia. Thanks for reading Lost Corners! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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