GET OUT OF JAIL

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After video games became popular, board games lost popularity. One that persists is Monopoly.

It features a jail for players who make mistakes in the board game. It offers a Get Out Of Jail Card.

Donald Trump, whose entire business life has been a case of winning by ignoring the rules and morality of American life, desperately needs this card. He knows how to get it: winning both the Republican nomination for president in 2024 and then the national election is critical to his freedom and future.

SOPHIE’S CHOICE

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A young journalist is in Miami to cover the only president who’s been impeached and indicted more times than he’s been elected.

As she becomes familiar with the South Florida scene, she ends up near the opportunist defendant who is making a detour following his harrowing federal court appearance where Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 felony counts.

TRUMP'S BEAUTIFUL DAY

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Ex-President Donald Trump is the first US leader ever arraigned on felony charges.

I DO IT FOR US

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What happened to the way we saw it as all for one and one for all as well as together and united we win divided we fall?

The main thing that defines some is not their despicable politics, it is that they do not accept scientific facts about human death rates. 

They see it as a conspiracy and throw phrases like weaponizing. They can’t accept facts and see things they don’t like or agree with as disinformation produced by conspiracies. For about a third of the country, this has become the defining characteristic of the culture.

NAME THAT TRAITOR

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If he were able to look inward he wouldn’t have liked what he saw, a pathetic old geezer without any direction in life and no respect.  

His concern was only for himself and, regardless of what he said, it was never for his country or his people, or his God. But his flock of lemmings followed him off a cliff to a bitter end.

JUST WOMEN

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Following CNN's firing of CEO Chris Licht Toppers Amy Entelis and Virginia Moseley are trying to save the tumbling news network.

With its female leadership, they join other woman-led network news platforms. The heads of all major networks are now in the capable hand of women; Kimberly Godwin helms ABC, Daisy Veerasingham, President and Chief Executive Officer at AP, Rashida Jones heads MSNBC, Rebecca Blumenstein leads NBC, Wendy McMahon leads CBS, and Suzanne Scott at Fox.