At about this time yesterday, the Washington Nationals traded a 23-year old generational talent whose just compensation for his extraordinary baseball skills will net him a contract near $500 million in the very near future. Juan Soto, and his then Nationals teammate, Josh Bell, were shipped to the San Diego Padres for a figurative boatload…
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On this episode, we talked about history, politics, liberty, Catholicism, the United States, economics, and much more. The universal book link: https://books2read.com/u/md69QW Follow me on Instagram: @micaela_inbloom Twitter: @micaela_inbloom Find more information about each episode at micaelarichmond.com/inbloompodcast/
In a city famous for NBA three-peats, the new three-peat that has a much higher probability to continue into a dynasty of sorts, is that Chicago again ranks as the most corrupt city in the United States. And, it is not even close. The University of Illinois list of the most graft-ridden metropoleis in America…
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*This article originally appeared on Medium, July 4, 2022 March 2020 It all started in March 2020. Here. On Medium. I began blogging to pass time as I had just been sent home from college for the rest of the semester. There was a virus going around. “18 & Bored” was my Medium bio.…
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Just some Summer Porch Tourin’… 2022
As a child, he baptized his friends, only to have the bishop say he did it right. As a deacon, he guarded the Truth of Christ’s full divinity and full humanity. When it was said that the whole world was against him, he responded: “Then I am against the world.” As a bishop and patriarch,…
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Leftists suffer from a lack of patience. Even as they attempt to remake society and refashion the mass’s tastes, preferences, and predilections while safeguarding already stolen wealth for themselves–reality ends up setting in and reality bites. It kicks them in the face, for their fanciful dreams of kleptocratic utopia are naturally at odds with nature,…
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Ray Dalio performed a great service here. While no one can be expected to hit all of the points, and Dalio can be faulted for some glaring assumptions–such as presuming that prosperity comes with the essential coordination of government, lenders, and entrepreneurs–he does successfully summarize the historical record as it pertains to world order cycles.…
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