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February 12 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history Future U.S. president Abraham Lincoln is born in Hodgenville, Kentucky on February 12, 1809.
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Maybe you should clean up your own trash...
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They're still working on blowing up the agency and discontinuing reports. It would have been done sooner but Musk's pesky kids keep getting the way. (Both the real and fake ones)
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It's still Biden's fault, right? We were promised it would be fixed immediately.
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And probably wants to burn books
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Back when America Was Great...
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Now if someone would actually enforce these things
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They left out a few others...Handmaid's Tale for instance
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TBH Fort Liberty was a stupid name
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I'm not sure how they're doing nationwide but I've seen a few police departments around here using them.
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This is what happens when you think your too cool for Schoolhouse Rock
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And sounded like James Earl Jones
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When we were in Commerce Twp/Wolverine Lake we had a difficult time picking up most channels with an indoor antenna. Since it was a rental, outdoor antennas were out. We could barely get signals out of Southfield.
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Unless you're located too far from the "Sticks" to get any decent reception without erecting your own tower
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February 11 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/day/february-11
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Only the best and brightest...not anymore
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How about a nationwide tax strike. No tax payments until Musk is formally vetted and approved by a 2/3 majority of both houses of Congress..
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Forget the strongly worded letter, MAGAs can't and won't read. Just vote no on the RFKjr nomination
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So were these papers/records sitting around in a storage unit or bathroom for the past 60 years or what? I'm not a conspiracy guy, but this is just nuts https://www.axios.com/2025/02/10/trump-jfk-assassination-records?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter_axiospm&stream=top
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Lee Strobel worked for the Chicago Tribune and did write a book on the Pinto trial. I remember him from our brief time attending Willow Creek Church in the Chicago suburbs where he was among the pastors. As an aside, I owned two Pintos. Fortunately neither one was involved in an accident. They did provide relatively cheap, dependable transportation in the early and mid 70s.
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Remember, WCF was allowed to buy the Lions to keep him out of the family business.
