Draw The Line At Ingesting Toxins
In November 1968, the government of Nassau County invited the local media to Eisenhower Park to show off another money and
In November 1968, the government of Nassau County invited the local media to Eisenhower Park to show off another money and
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Modern civilization, like Long Island, is built on sand and gravel. Humans use sand more than any other mineral. Sand formed
When he’s right, he’s right. Even if it was for the wrong reasons and slathered with the most despicable motivations, Trump
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“We’re talking about ruthless things tonight. Carpet bombing, toughness, war, and people wonder, could you do that? Could you order airstrikes
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1. After hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent and everything else, both the Democrats and Republicans are on track
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“If I had my life to live over, I would do it all again, but this time I would be nastier.”
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