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Bernie Sanders: “Pay as I Say, Not as I Do...” Bernie Sanders is not happy, if you can imagine that from a guy who’s typically such a big bucket of

Thinking Out Loud: Remembering Ross Perot

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To some, he was an ill-timed third party candidate who tilted the 1992 elections to Bill Clinton. To others he was a simple but noble grand imagineer who would set

For What It’s Worth:

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Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the greatest achievement in human history. Itwas 50 years ago that the Eagle landed in the Sea of Tranquility and Neil Armstrongtook that “one

Musings by Marilou: If tomorrow never comes

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Garth Brooks topped the record charts in 1989 with the popular country song, “If Tomorrow Never Comes.” It’s a reminder that life is short. We do not always get second

Thinking Out Loud - Shorts

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Generally speaking, one thing that helps to assure the cooperation of local police departments with federal authorities is the existence of federal money that’s available to achieve certain goals. So,

Sage advice from a sixteen year old

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“My policy for everything is to always listen to people because they have so much that they can teach you. Everybody knows something that you don’t. And I always like to follow my policy of listening. It’s kind of my golden rule.” Caleb Lewis is a junior at Highland Park High School in Dallas. He’s in the National Honor Society and takes advanced classes in Physics, English and French. He’s looking forward to college but hasn’t decided on a major.

Thinking Out Loud:

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For the last few years, the LGBT activist group GLAAD has conducted an “Accelerating Acceptance” survey that polls various demographic groups on their general acceptance of those in the LGBT“community.” More specifically, one question, to paraphrase, was “how comfortable are you interacting with LGBT people?”

Woman in the Mirror: Avoiding a scam

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Even though warnings have been issued on both television and the internet, scammers continue to take advantage of the elderly in Texas. According to the AARP scam-tracking map, most recent scams in the Lone Star State have to do with the IRS, Social Security, and gift cards.

Thinking Out Loud - Shorts

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Sorry Not Sorry All seven Senate Democratswho are running for president were absent last Wednesday for a vote to send $4.6 billion in emergency humanitarian relief to thousands of migrant

State Capitol Highlights:AG announces crackdown on annoying calls

AUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, in cooperation with the Federal Trade Commission, on June 25 announced a crackdown on “illegal robocalls.” The crackdown nicknamed “Operation Call it Quits”