Heya buddy! Glad I found you over here!

I’m really lucky to have talented friends (several of whom are editors) to review the garble that falls out of my head and hits the page. It very much takes a village.

And Philomena Cunk.

Drop back another 100 years and the 1830s had a banger then, too.

The question there is, is exaggeration the truth?

To revisit an old adage, what do we gain by becoming them? And more importantly, what do we lose?

True. My only point is that they say enough garbage that we don’t need to amplify the sensationalized stuff in the same way they do. We can and should be more vigilant.

According to Reuters’ fact check, he did not say this, and they found no evidence of him saying this. He’s made comments about abortion linked to a lack of able-bodied workers, but not this actual quote.

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