Earl Warren
Radio Free New Hampshire: Roe v. Wade didn’t have to be this way
It could have gone differently. We need to consider why to plan how best to change things again.
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MICHAEL DAVIDOW It could have gone differently. We need to consider why to plan how best to change things again.
Judy Garland’s blue and white checkered dress from The Wizard of Oz is coming up for auction again. There were apparently a handful of these dresses, so this seems to happen periodically. The last time, it went for more than a million dollars.
We teach that we were liberated not because we were powerful, but because we worshipped the truth.
The siege of Mariupol has left hundreds of thousands of civilians without food or medicine or fresh water. This is astonishing because it’s cold in Mariupol and I can’t even last six innings of my kid’s springtime baseball games without getting angry with myself, about really needing a scarf.
It’s amazing, but these words could apply to either Vladimir Putin or Donald Trump.
It looks like love to me — a sad, sick, perverted love, like the love that a user has for his drug. The drug was power for these two cynics, and they gravitated together because they both wanted more of it.
The Olympics are almost over. If, like me, you haven’t been paying attention, it’s worth wondering why. Sports are part of our culture, after all. Like it or not, they matter.
Then Justice Breyer, who apparently just learned that human beings tend to not live for centuries, decided to step down, giving President Biden the chance to appoint another non-hack to the bench, but a liberal this time, in hopes of keeping his future losses to that lovely ratio of six-to-three.
News item: It’s wintertime! Overshoe, New Hampshire, will soon be covered with snow.
Sometimes we need those days where we feel nine years old, where we are blown away by life and its majesty, where we grab our skates and go skating beneath the bright blue skies, where we have a red cheeked day of cold and frigid knowing we are wearing flannel lined khakis with the sweater we knit years ago and skate and skate and skate.