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Mike Pence is running for president. Why would he do that? Original

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By T.A. Frank Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Why does Mike Pence bother? Some see him as a turncoat. Some see him as an enabler. He’s running for president anyway. Perspective by T.A. Frank June 28, 2023 at 5:00 a.m. EDT Vice President Mike Pence speaks during the Republican National Convention at Fort McHenry.
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The fall of Seattle

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By T.A. Frank Verified
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This February, Bruce Harrell, newly installed as mayor of Seattle, made it official that his city has gone into decline. “The truth is the status quo is unacceptable,” he said in his first state of the city address. “It seems like every day I hear stories of longtime small businesses closing their doors for good or leaving our city.” But it’s not just small businesses. In mid-March, Amazon announced that it was abandoning a 312,000-square-foot office space in downtown, citing concerns over crime.
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Sarah Palin Has Long Been Ridiculed. I Wanted to Tell a Different Story.

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By T.A. Frank Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Sarah Palin, the most famous Alaskan of all time, irritates the hell out of journalists. Journalists like availability; Palin hides. Journalists like policy nerds; Palin sloganeers. Journalists like reliability; Palin flakes. Reporting on her current run for Congress is a trial in patience and persistence, not least because her rare public appearances are revealed only hours or, at most, a day or two before they occur.
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