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Monday October 26th 2020

Opinion

Forty Years Ago, Journalist Wayne Barrett Was Uncovering the Lies of the Queens Con Man While The New York Times Fell for His Scams

Biden Gave as Good as He Got, but He Sometimes Seemed Like a Prop in Trump’s Show

On One Side There’s Biden’s Take on the Reality of the Pandemic and the Depression and on the Other Side, Well, There’s Trump

The Newspaper’s Damning Expose Lays Bare Decades of Deception, Fraud and Scheming—by Trump and Congress

Amy Coney Barrett Sees the Law as a Cruel, Harsh Master of the Individual

Here Are the Numbers; It Would Be Irresponsible Not To Speculate

Campaign Donors Oracle and Walmart Get a 20% Piece of the Action, But that’s About It

Unions? Who Needs Them? Group Paints a Labor Vision That’s Right Out of the 19th Century Robber Barons Era.

Once Again, He Basks in the Limelight, Gets to Play Supreme Court Kingmaker Instead of Pandemic Failure

‘Sedition’ Arrests for BLM Protesters? Prosecute Seattle’s Mayor? Mask Mandates and Slavery? Is This Guy for Real?

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