Hillary Clinton criticized as boring and untrustworthy in opinion piece
The author calls Hillary Clinton dull and insincere, cites a CNN/ORC poll showing rising distrust, critiques her fiscal claims and tax stance, and argues for Bernie Sanders as an alternative. The piece notes her past role with the Watergate cover-up, references Kessler’s Pinocchios, and urges college education and market value over more government.
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Court ruling unlocks path for people to take back government
A 5-4 Supreme Court decision upholding Arizona’s redistricting law signals a shift toward independent maps and citizen control. The piece traces Gerrymandering’s origins, its bipartisan toll, and calls for citizen-led commissions after the 2020 Census to reform district boundaries nationwide.
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Austerity and big government under fire inNew critiques
Analysis notes that large government expands long have failed to deliver progress. It cites Canada Ireland New Zealand Sweden and the Netherlands cutting spending and recovering while Puerto Rico shows how tax hikes and bigger government backfire. The piece argues against sustained growth through expanded state control and cites FreedomFest discussions.
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Physical therapy may match surgery for lumbar stenosis
A study in the Annals of Internal Medicine found physical therapy can relieve lumbar spinal stenosis as effectively as surgery. In 170 adults in their late 60s with severe back pain, six weeks of therapy matched surgical outcomes over two years in pain, movement, and quality of life, though not all patients improved.
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