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The camaraderie of the National Spelling Bee is a reminder of the beauty of community

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By Scott Remer
| Yahoo Life Verified
The cult of the great man, common in the US given our love of glorifying the individual, has lately reached depressing extremes. Elon Musk, fancying himself a modern Midas, wrought massive chaos on the federal government last year with his band of Doge hacks. Donald Trump, meanwhile, has instituted an unofficial cult of personality in DC, and recently posted – then deleted – an image of himself as a Christ-like figure.
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Nine-Tenths of the Law

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By Scott Remer
| CounterPunch Verified
The Chinese Revolution focused its wrath—rather famously, or infamously—on the landlord class. Mao Zedong viewed agrarian land reform as a crucial jewel in the crown of his new China. Nobody should applaud the bloody excesses of the land reform program, which in an overly literal interpretation of the expression “abolish the landlord class” led to the deaths of many thousands of people accused of being landlords.
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The Rent Is (Still) Too Damn High

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By Scott Remer
| CounterPunch Verified
As the United States’ economic woes continue to mount and the Democrats search for a way out of their electoral doldrums, the solution is staring them in the face. Trump’s narrow electoral victory in 2024 was the product of a confluence of many factors and can be interpreted in many different, equally valid ways, but it was primarily a repudiation of the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of the economy.
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