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August 11,2023
Merrick Garland Names David Weiss as Special Counsel in Hunter Biden Investigation - WSJ
Garland said Weiss on Tuesday had told him that his investigation had “reached a stage at which he should continue his work as a special counsel, and he asked to be so appointed.”
At least now we know who’s been lying.
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August 10,2023
Joe Biden Officially Wishes Student Loans Away By Blowing On Dandelion - The Onion
I realize that student debt cancellation has failed in the past, but if need be, I will make this same wish when I blow out the candles on my birthday cake this year.
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August 10,2023
Letters
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Reading
August 10,2023
Finished reading: My Father’s House by Joseph O’Connor 📚
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Catholic Husband
August 7,2023Inconvenience - Catholic Husband
When we let inconvenience loom large in our minds, we miss an opportunity to sharpen ourselves. We let a tiny detail derail our whole day. We welcome defeat without the least bit of resistance. Inconveniences happen; we choose our response.
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August 6,2023
U.S. Warns of Trade Fight Over Canada’s Digital-Tax Plan - WSJ
Freeland said that Canadian officials remain in talks with their Group of Seven counterparts about a compromise whereby Canadian interests “can be protected and recognized.”
Which one is Canada, again?
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August 6,2023
These Financial Advisors Say ‘No Thanks’ to Helping Rich Clients Get Richer - WSJ
Advisers like Dole said making rich people richer as the sole goal of their work makes them uncomfortable.
Please signal the next time you’re about to get out of your lane.
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Reading
August 4,2023
Currently reading: My Father’s House by Joseph O’Connor 📚
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August 3,2023
Report: U.S. Will Now Need A Co-Signer To Purchase A Used Ford Taurus | Babylon Bee
“Wow. I had no idea that spending $15 trillion dollars that we didn’t have was an issue,” said Senator Chuck Schumer.
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Reading
Book Review: Code of Conduct 📚
August 2,2023After a slow start to the year, I’m rolling through these books!
Brad Thor’s series is almost a ripped-from-the-headlines style. I’m committed to reading the Scot Harvath Series from start to finish, but am glad to finally be catching up to current times. This book was published in 2015 and, in many ways, was the perfect prefigurement of the 2020 pandemic. It was just nice for it to not be based in the Middle East and focused on counterterrorism.
The book was long, a bit violent, but overall enjoyable. My only quibble is that the action is almost always stacked near the end, and the book wraps up incredibly fast. It almost leaves me wishing the excitement was teased out a bit more.
Would I recommend: YES
ISBN: 978-1982148446