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Former reporter at Newsday, from 1983 through 2019. Freelance writer
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The Elections: Grab Your Popcorn, And Stay Near Your Fallout Shelter

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By Mark Herrmann Verified
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(Image via Getty) The elections in Israel will be held tomorrow, October 27. Election Day in the United States is a week from tomorrow, November 3. Grab your popcorn, and stay near your fallout shelter. In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu urgently needs the electoral support that an active war would garner for him. Bibi apparently tried to talk Trump into restarting the war in Iran, but Trump wants to delay until after the midterms. Hmmm.
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Pitchforks To The Barricades!

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By Mark Herrmann Verified
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Unlike most people, I was proud of America in the year 2000, when George Bush and Al Gore played the presidential election to a tie. I told folks at the time: “In most countries, if an election were a tie, competing mobs would take to the streets. Not in America. We figure that ‘boys will be boys.’ These political morons will work it out somehow. Someone will be sworn in on January 20, and life will go on.” An event that would have triggered panic elsewhere triggered only yawns in the United States.
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ChatGPT's Anti-Trump Slogans - Above the Law

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By Mark Herrmann Verified
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(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) Former Chicago Mayor and Democratic strategist Rahm Emanuel summarized Donald Trump’s presidency with the alliterative phrase: “Greed, grievance, and grandeur.” House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries uses a different alliterative phrase:  “Chaos, cruelty and corruption.” By Jove, I think I’ve got this! Three words. Alliterative.
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