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Radio Free NH: Passover in the Year of COVID-19
Passover is beginning, and it will be a quiet holiday this year.
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Talk About Politics Like The Old Days, Before the Coronavirus
Bloomberg debated poorly, for sure. But the debates in which he stumbled were little more than spectacles for television.
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Dear Mr. Wine Expert: How About That Primary Anti-Semitism?
There is really only one way to serve white wine, which is to open the bottle (or, as we say in my house, “unscrew it”), walk it over to the kitchen sink, and pour it down the drain. Then find a bottle of red, and drink that instead.
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Radio Free NH’s Favorite New York (Bleep) Reporter Is Ready To Rock the Primary
Tuesday is the primary, which means one thing around here: our friend Chloe Schlagobers, political correspondent for the New York (bleep), will be heading to South Carolina that night.
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The Truth About NH’s Primary Through the Eyes of Reporter Chloe Schlagobers
For today’s column, I am being joined by Chloe Schlagobers, a reporter for an unnamed daily published in New York City (mostly on-line, but also available on fine silk cloth).
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Radio Free NH: The Primary Seems So, Well, Insignificant This Year
With the stakes so high, the players seem so small.
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Davidow’s Latest Novel Dives Deeply Into Issues of Faith
Now that Michael Davidow has finished his latest novel, he plans to start writing commentary again. Look for his column Radio Free New Hampshire to return to InDepthNH.org starting in the new year.
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Vote. Or Else This ….
Leaders are meeting in New Washington to determine food schedules accordingly.
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There is nothing, honestly, that hasn’t been beaten to death!
We know Brett Kavanaugh. We have all known dozens of him. I can’t bring myself to write about him, though. As an American, I am too busy feeling sick.
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The Wreckage of the Daily News, the Red Sox, T-Ball, Trump and Love
It’s okay for ice cream to come before dinner.