Before We Debate “Center” Versus “Centre,” Could We Locate The Money?
The disputed Kennedy Center donation story needs financial evidence. A spelling argument is not a bank statement.
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Sabrina Bryan writes about media spin, political messaging, and the words chosen to make an awkward fact disappear. Press statements, talking points, and outrage cycles supply plenty of material. Her favorite pastime is translating “no comment” into several paragraphs of trouble.
The Whiskey Can Age Without The Law Doing The Same
A home-distilling ban from 1868 deserves scrutiny. That does not require smashing the government’s taxing power to open the bottle.
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Protected Habitat, Some Destruction Permitted
Nature needs protection that occasionally inconveniences the people damaging it. A reassuring designation is not enough.
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Your Opponent’s Record Was So Terrible You Had To Generate A New One
Campaigns that need artificial evidence should try finding a real argument.
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Democrats Would Like The Planet To Lower Its Voice
Avoiding the word climate does not make energy cheaper—or make the need for a political argument disappear.
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