President Joe Biden’s family is beginning to look like Eugene O’Neill’s dysfunctional Irish American group of losers.
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Hate goes to school
FBI statistics indicate that just over 10% of hate crimes occur at schools and universities, the third largest category for hate crimes by location.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party’
Lyrics that sound like sentiments President Biden may have felt after withdrawing his candidacy in the race for the White House.
Biden withdrawal is déjà vu for NJ
The Garden State has some experience with a candidate dropping out of a campaign close to Election Day.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘What’s Going On’
The late Marvin Gaye left us with a masterpiece that asked a question we should ask ourselves after Saturday’s shooting: ‘What’s going on?’
Acorns, A Forgotten Food
Acorns have been a staple of human nutrition for millennia and are still familiar in some cultures. However, in modern industrialized society, many see acorns as fodder for animals or an annoyance to clean manicured lawns and sidewalks.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Summertime Blues’
Eddie Cochran’s ‘Summertime Blues’ strikes a balance between the positive and negative emotions that summers evoke.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Should I Stay or Should I Go?’
While the president and those who advise him debate the pros and cons of staying in the race, what better to serve as a soundtrack than a Sharp Notes Monday selection?
The sad debate
Riccards: ‘The mere presence of those two ill-equipped men on a national stage represents a failure of the American party system.’
With malice toward none
It is time for America to come home again.
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