Thomas Massie – intelligent, but not wise
Is Thomas Massie intelligent? Definitely. Is he wise? Definitely not.
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Is Thomas Massie intelligent? Definitely. Is he wise? Definitely not.
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Berry Craig interviewed two KY professors, Josh Douglass and John Hennen, about the state of democracy. What they said is not encouraging.
Historian Brian Clardy has one message for Herschel Walker and Daniel Cameron.
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Ken Wolf asks the question, then answers it with five steps for Christians to respond to Christian Nationalism.
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After seeing Senator Rand Paul’s advertisement that he released instead of attending a moderated discussion with his political opponent, I could not stay silent.
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