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TGIF: This Is Why I Can’t Have Friends

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By Will Rahn Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Hello, and welcome to TGIF. We sent Nellie Bowles to the reflecting pool this week, and she sadly ingested too much green algae, which landed her in the intensive care unit at Walter Reed. We keep her in our prayers. I’m Will Rahn, filling in and ready for you to roast me in the comments. Here’s a quick reminder to head to our merch shop to pick up one of our fast-selling America 250 T-shirts and Free Press golf balls.
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The End of the Kennedys? Not So Fast.

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By Will Rahn Verified
| The Free Press Verified
The End of the Kennedys? Not So Fast. “Schlossberg could never admit that he was in the contest at all only because of his name,” writes Will Rahn. (Tom Williams via Getty Images) Jack Schlossberg’s loss in a House race is only the latest flash of his family’s apparent failure. Yet the national obsession will go on. Picture this: A young Kennedy is leading in the polls. He’s handsome, telegenic. The Democratic Party has been keen on promoting him with plum speaking spots on national TV.
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The Tough Bastard Who Turned Baseball into the National Game

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By Will Rahn Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Great Americans: The Tough Bastard Who Turned Baseball into the National Game “Ty Cobb was the dominant ballplayer as baseball became an almost-religion in this country,” writes Will Rahn. (Bettmann via Getty Images) A true-blue American nutcase, Ty Cobb was the best ballplayer who ever lived and the first true antihero in sports.
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