A convention village of GOP fantasies

IT MAKES perfect sense to a person marooned in a convention city suffused with phony symbolism that the first famous advance man in politics worked for a dictator, albeit a somewhat enlightened one. In the 18th century, (Full Article: 794 Words)

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