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Randy Rieland

Washington, D.C.
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Digital media strategist with 19 years in the business, most of it with Discovery Channel. Now back to writing.
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By Randy Rieland
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Multimillionaire Mehmet Oz, Trump’s Medicare administrator, says the subsidy that lowered Medicare drug premiums “is no longer needed.” (Photo: White House) We’ve all heard Donald Trump’s “affordability” shtick, that higher prices are a “hoax” invented by Democrats to make him look bad. Pay no attention to the data showing that many items cost more now than they did when he returned to the White House.
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Donald Trump went to Georgia this week to whip up opposition to incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff, who he said reminded him of “Pinky Herman.” (Photo: John Ramspott) Donald Trump went down to Georgia Wednesday and hit the midterm trifecta: He played the “He’s no manly man” card, a favorite snipe against Democrat James Talarico in Texas, only this time the target was Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff.
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Randy Rieland was a newspaper reporter and magazine editor for more than 20 years, starting with stints at the Pittsburgh Press and Baltimore Sun, and moving on to become editor of Pittsburgh Magazine and a senior editor at Washingtonian magazine. He made the switch to digital media in 1995 as part of the team that launched Discovery.com, the website for the Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and other Discovery Communications Networks.
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