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Radio Free New Hampshire: Not So Chic Anymore
Tom Wolfe published “Radical Chic” in 1970, telling how musician Leonard Bernstein gave a fundraiser for the Black Panthers at his penthouse in Manhattan.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Lessons Learned and Long Shadows
Trump gained no mandate. Neither he nor his supporters should think he did.Trump gained no mandate. Neither he nor his supporters should think he did.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Trump the Liberal
It’s the sixties as seen through a cartoon lens; it’s the sixties as absorbed by a spoiled rich kid who was not really paying attention.
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Radio Free NH: This Year’s Chanukah Column Is Different
The reaction to Israel’s invasion of Gaza has been profoundly disturbing to many in the Jewish community, myself included.
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Radio Free NH: Where Have All Those Homesick Republicans Gone
Autumn brings a sweet mix of melancholy and genuine new beginnings.
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Radio Free NH: The Changing Face of Politics, Again
John Erlichman would know. He was one of those tragic figures from the Watergate scandal, a decent enough man with liberal tendencies who committed crimes while serving as an assistant to President Nixon.
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Radio Free NH: Why I like Ike, Not Trump
Robin Hood made his depredations against the usurper Prince John, not against his monarch, Richard the Lion-Hearted. Pretty Boy Floyd robbed the same banks that were taking the homes of poor farmers.
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Radio Free NH: Montreal is Lovely, Except When Silly Trump Is On TV
The floppy hair, the red tie, the over-sized suit. (Trump) has become an American icon, as instantly recognizable, as two-dimensional, and as silly as Mickey Mouse.
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Radio Free NH: So Maybe a Baseball Game Will Suddenly Break Out
He is a mash-up of every nightmare America has suffered through, as if a dim-witted computer had stumbled across the collected works of Joe McCarthy, Father Coughlin, Charles Lindbergh, and Huey Long, put them into a blender, added a dash of smut, and vomited the results.
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Radio Free NH: Are We Friends or Enemies This Independence Day
“These are the stakes,” Lyndon Johnson intoned. “To make a world in which all of God’s children can live, or to go into the darkness. We must either love each other, or we must die.”