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Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

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    Dilbert

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    Apr 19
  • After hearing President Donald Trump describing the fire at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris during live remarks, I soon realized that public speaking is yet another skill that this president lacks (April 16, “Notre Dame Cathedral Burns”).

    We do not need to hear that he was once there, or want his opinions on the greatest cathedrals or his second-guessing of the renovations in progress as the possible cause of the fire. He should let the professionals handle the current news and instead focus on trying to be a better president.

    Raymond Tomer

    Shaler

    Trump Derangement Syndrome, from Today’s Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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    Apr 19
  • Trek Domane 5.2

    I've been riding my Trek Domane 5.2 for six years. During that time, I pedaled 33,843.1 miles, which is an average of 15.44 miles per day and 108.1 miles per week. I rode 7,370 miles in the past year. My goal for 2019 is 7,000 miles.

    Roto Ergo Sum, Part 2

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    Apr 19
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    Here is a scene from today's bike ride. Click to enlarge.

    Roto Ergo Sum

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    Apr 19
  • Anything the Russians did concerning the 2016 Election was done while Obama was President. He was told about it and did nothing! Most importantly, the vote was not affected.

    — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 18, 2019

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    Presidential Tweet

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    Apr 19
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    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Apr 18
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    Dilbert

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    Apr 18
  • 20190415  Paris-Roubaix 3

    A scene from Sunday's Paris-Roubaix classic. Click to enlarge.

    Cycling

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    Apr 18
  • Here is Kurt Schlichter’s latest column.

    “No Amnesty, Ever”

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    Apr 18
  • To the editor:

    A letter writer complains that he is “sick of” being reminded that Hillary Clinton won the 2016 election by almost 3 million popular votes, and that since President Trump won the all-important electoral college we should “deal with it.”

    I can certainly understand the gentleman taking umbrage at having the legitimacy of the Trump presidency called into question, as he sneaked into the White House on what is, essentially, a technicality because he won by a margin of about 80,000 votes spread conveniently across three states.

    Thus, instead of an experienced, educated and actually qualified president in Clinton, we are saddled with the ineptitude of a grifting and embarrassing administration. I’d appreciate Trump supporters dealing with that.

    Jan Rainbird, Irvine

    Trump Derangement Syndrome, from Today’s Los Angeles Times

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    Apr 18
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