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1 week ago |
timesfreepress.com | Bill Torpy
For a brief moment, President Donald Trump appeared to have finally realized his immigrant roundup went too far. Perhaps arresting the low-paid workers who pick our food, pluck our chickens, wash dishes in restaurants and make the beds in hotels was not such a great idea after all. You know, deep in his authoritarian heart, he's a businessman who needs approval. After years of railing at "Biden inflation," he sure doesn't want his own Trump brand of skyrocketing prices.
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1 week ago |
ajc.com | Bill Torpy
For historic preservationists, recent events in Atlanta’s development front make it one step forward and two steps back. This month, the city announced it’s moving to restore that peculiar eyesore that has for a half century rotted in plain sight across the street from Atlanta’s main transit station.
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1 week ago |
macon.com | Bill Torpy
For a brief moment, President Donald Trump appeared to have finally realized his immigrant roundup went too far. Perhaps arresting the low-paid workers who pick our food, pluck our chickens, wash dishes in restaurants and make the beds in hotels was not such a great idea after all. You know, deep in his authoritarian heart, he's a businessman who needs approval. After years of railing at "Biden inflation," he sure doesn't want his own Trump brand of skyrocketing prices.
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1 week ago |
ajc.com | Bill Torpy
For a brief moment, President Donald Trump appeared to have finally realized his immigrant roundup went too far. Perhaps arresting the low-paid workers who pick our food, pluck our chickens, wash dishes in restaurants and make the beds in hotels was not such a great idea after all. You know, deep in his authoritarian heart, he’s a businessman who needs approval. After years of railing at “Biden inflation,” he sure doesn’t want his own Trump brand of skyrocketing prices.
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1 week ago |
macon.com | Bill Torpy
I was talking with former Gov. Roy Barnes recently when the conversation shifted to President Donald Trump pardoning a tax cheat after the man's mother attended a million-dollar fundraiser. It was a shocking example of a seeming quid pro quo, an out-and-out payoff.
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#Teachers say their school systems don’t back them up. An SOS from teachers — jail parents when Johnny goes ballistic. https://t.co/pcEXi1VjQm
It was a sanctimonious, finger-waving tour de force of backbiting progressivism: A horde of outraged, well-to-do, educated, in-town white folks publicly performing their indignation for other well-to-do, educated, in-town white folks. Y’know, the Bubble. https://t.co/nLvUiadVhH
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