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>> yeah. i mean they stripped governor whitmer in michigan of hers as well stripped governor cuomo of his in new york. again, you are figuring out you stole a little bit of my thunder there in the beginning showing just this mass exodus to the states in florida and texas. so, they are doing something right. and, again, you know, it's the "l.a. times" in california, california's unemployment rate in march was 8.3 where the "l.a. times" is headquartered, of course, in florida it was 4.7. so, again, they are cherry picking this to just say hey, actually, we are doing pretty good here in the media...

This letter is in response to and is an open letter to Senator Justin Eichorn’s letter published in the Herald-Review on May 5, 2021 titled “Voter ID Bill Will Help

THE social and natural history that shaped the Brontes is explored in a new book tracing the literary family’s footsteps. Walking the Invisible, by Michael Stewart, follows the Bronte Stones trail, taking a series of walks through landscapes and buildings familiar to the family and investigating the geographical and social features that shaped their lives and writing. The book also compares the times they lived in with the present. Michael, who lives in Thornton, where Emily, Charlotte, Anne and Branwell Bronte were born, became captivated by the Brontes after he left school and disco...

THE social and natural history that shaped the Brontes is explored in a new book tracing the literary family’s footsteps. Walking the Invisible, by Michael Stewart, follows the Bronte Stones trail, taking a series of walks through landscapes and buildings familiar to the family and investigating the geographical and social features that shaped their lives and writing. The book also compares the times they lived in with the present. Michael, who lives in Thornton, where Emily, Charlotte, Anne and Branwell Bronte were born, became captivated by the Brontes after he left school and disco...