It will take some time to reassure the world that the UK is a model of self-government
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Biden is doing trans activists’ bidding and young Americans will suffer
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The great emancipation of women has brought the great emasculation of our brothers
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Abortion once scrambled the country’s politics. It will do so again
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A bootblack is a bootblack in the eyes of the lobbyists and lawyers
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By Matt Purple
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Joe Biden is an errand boy, a figurehead, and he has outlived his plausibility
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