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Monica Harris

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As seen in: WFMK-FM (Lansing, MI), Aol, Substack, The Daily Signal, Lew Rockwell, Quillette, WBCK-FM (Battle Creek, MI), WGRD-FM (Grand Rapids, MI), WRCL-FM (Burton, MI), WRKR-FM (Kalamazoo, MI), Nub News and
Lansing Radio Personality , married to NBC News Anchor David Andrews. Mother to 3 girls, 4 cats and a very barkey rescue dog 😎
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UDC Claims to Champion Diversity—Then They Shut Down Our Black Panelists

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By Gabriel Nadales, Monica Harris
| The Daily Signal Verified
Just days after the Fourth of July—a holiday meant to honor freedom—we find ourselves defending it. The Our America Foundation and Fair For All have filed a federal civil rights complaint against the University of the District of Columbia, a public Historically Black College, for denying our request to host a campus debate. The topic?
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How ‘Advantage Players’ keep winning in the casino and in life while always playing high stakes

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By Michael Kaplan, Monica Harris, Augustine Sedgewick
| Aol Verified
Many casino gamblers expect to lose money. And they are rarely disappointed. But advantage players do the opposite. As detailed in my new book, “Advantage Players” (Huntington Press), casino winners meticulously study the games, devise strategies, put up their money, play accurately, and go home with wallets fattened. The book takes a deep dive into the world of advantage players — people who play games advantageously.
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Make America Whole Again

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By Monica Harris
| Lew Rockwell
Sometimes the universe laughs at us. Other times, in the words of famed psychologist Carl Jung, it winks. Jung coined the term “synchronicity” in the 1950s to describe seemingly unrelated events that coincide in improbable ways, yet hold some significance in our lives.
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