Monthly Archives: August 2017

What’s Left When There’s Nothing Left to Unite Us?

Posted on August 25, 2017 by Jim Langcuster

The subject of American unity,  raised by Pat Buchanan in his latest and previous columns, has fascinated me for a long time, as many of my readers have surmised by now. More than a century ago in the decades following … Continue reading →

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Lessons from an Aging High School Cheerleader

Posted on August 4, 2017 by Jim Langcuster

A perversely interesting article in the Daily Mail about the frustrations of attractive, middle-aged women struggling to date prompted some reflection on why I was ecstatically, almost deliriously happy when I finally slipped the engagement ring onto the finger of … Continue reading →

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