Harris Abortion Debate Faces Late Term Realities
The piece argues that late term abortions do occur in the United States, citing Dr. Warren Hern of Boulder Colorado who performs procedures up to 32 weeks or later. It notes his clinic history, emotional toll, and ongoing safeguards while contrasting with political rhetoric on abortion rights.
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Kamala Harris
District of Columbia
Harris
Donald Trump
Atlantic
Warren Hern
Hern
Boulder
Colorado
Hern and Company
Elaine Godfrey
Henn
Godfrey
Los Angeles Times
Pro-Choice Brigade
Abortion Talk and Late Term Debate Sparks Health Discourse
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker critiques abortion rhetoric and urges full medical transparency. She cites late term procedures, fetal development milestones, and the ethical questions raised by sex selection, urging informed patient care and cautious policy.
DEI and ESG critique echoes of modern corporate orthodoxy
The piece argues DEI and ESG policies are legal risk and costly folly, citing equity as group entitlement, fiduciary duties as financial-first, and shareholder primacy. It traces a line from 20th century totalitarian governance to today’s “stakeholder” model, warning ESG undermines market capitalism. It cites Kamala Harris, Gramm, and historical parallels to Mussolini and the Third Reich. It urges rejection of woke investment ethics.
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America
Kamala Harris
DEI
Securities and Exchange Commission
ESG
Thomas Hobbes
Italy
Institute For Industrial Reconstruction
Benito Mussolini
Third Reich
Celebrity Endorsed Coffee Becomes The Next Fashion
A satirical take on the rise of celebrity branded coffees led by stars like Sofia Vergara Tom Hanks and Rudy Giuliani. The piece notes mixed early taste tests calling Vergara’s coffee turpentine and rancid with Giuliani and Hanks receiving poor reactions. It mocks the idea of celebrity influence on consumer happiness and ends with a humorous plug for a fictional celebrity bolognese sauce.
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New York Times
Dwayne
Rock” Johnson
George Clooney
Justin Timberlake
Angelina Jolie
Brad Pitt
John Legend
Sofia Vergara
Tom Hanks
Rudy Giuliani
Sofia
Colombia
Rudy
The
Times
Vergara
Giuliani
Bruce Springsteen Turns 75 and Almanac Highlights
Bruce Springsteen turns 75 as the Almanac notes the date is September 23, 2024, the 267th day of 2024 and the start of autumn. It lists birthdays including Walter Lippmann and Bruce Springsteen, notes Nintendo’s 1889 founding by Fusajiro Yamauchi, offers Lippmann’s quote, cites Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery with 33 surviving members, and marks the moon phase between full moon and last quarter.
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Nintendo
Fusajiro Yamauchi
Kyoto
Japan
Walter Lippmann
Lewis and Clark
Corps of Discovery
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Margaret Thatcher
Gramm
Georgewill
Life
Dorothy Lamour
Eddie Cantor
Lynn Bari
Life Magazine
D.L. Stewart
Bruce Springsteen
Victoria Woodhull
Mickey Rooney
John Coltrane
Ray Charles
Julio Iglesias
Jason Alexander
An DiFranco
Anthony Mackie
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