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Innocence, Executions and Explanations.

Disclaimer:  I am a democrat.  I’ve never voted for a republican and although I remained open to it in 2008, much to the chagrin of the rest of my left-leaning family, I haven’t yet met a republican that didn’t say something I just didn’t jive with.  I’ve always been pro-choice (and if you equate abortion [...]

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What’ve you done in the past thirty years?

In 1979 a woman and her male companion drove into a liquor store parking lot to use the phone and buy cigarettes. They might have been listening to Sister Sledge or Floyd on the radio, depending on their taste.  Maybe they had put in an 8-track of the BeeGees, hanging on to disco with all [...]

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