Given the happiness and prosperity of left-leaning Nordic countries, U.S. ought to reconsider its economic model.

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The USA was founded as a democratic republic based on the Bill of Rights, personal freedoms, limited government and Judeo-Christian principles, but certainly not the hate speech, violence, lies and ...

Having grown up in the aftermath of Mao’s reign, I know a few things about socialism. The incoming mayor doesn’t scare me.

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