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6 days ago |
spectator.org | Larry Thornberry
A tip of the cowboy hat goes to our John Mac Ghlionn for his spot-on lament of the slow but inexorable decline of country music. Country may not be dead as a going concern, but it’s on life-support. Mac Ghlionn is right that the beating heart of country is almost stilled, at least on broadcast radio.
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3 weeks ago |
spectator.org | Larry Thornberry
Marble Hall MurdersBy Anthony Horowitz(Harper, 583 pages, $31)The prolific and multi-talented Anthony Horowitz is back with a very readable third novel featuring the full-time professional editor and part-time amateur sleuth Susan Ryeland and the legendary fictional detective Atticus Pünd. As in the first two books, Horowitz uses a clever whodunit-within-a-whodunit device, whereby the fictional mystery supplies the needed clues to sorting real murders.
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1 month ago |
spectator.org | Larry Thornberry
    If Trivial Pursuit had been designed by economists    If would have had 100 questions and 3,000 answers.   âRonald ReaganEconomics has richly earned its label as âthe dismal science,â that is unless itâs being practiced by Professor Thomas Sowell, my nominee for the smartest guy in the republic.
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2 months ago |
spectator.org | Larry Thornberry
As a card carrying conservative who understands the necessity of order and restraint in a free society, of course I deplore the current fad among left-crazies of keying, burning, or otherwise damaging Tesla cars and trucks. The same characters â always with time on their hands and money for travel and signs â show up for the demonstration du jour. This lunatic and criminal behavior, carried out by bands of feral toe-rags, should be quashed and the malefactors jugged for months or years.
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2 months ago |
spectator.org | Larry Thornberry
Big George Foreman, a champion boxer and champion grill salesman (the man surely knew the uses of a cheeseburger), went to his reward Friday at 76. As I know God to be good, I’m sure that reward will be considerable. Foreman’s family announced his death, saying only that he died peacefully surrounded by loved ones. No cause of death was given. “I was just glad to be an American. Some people have tried to make something of it, calling me an Uncle Tom, but I’m not.”This is very sad news.
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