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Can we ever stop ranting and listen to each other?
Dick Yarbrough
Sometimes the best advice can come from the strangest places. Jackie Cushman has a new book out entitled, “Our Broken America: Why Both Sides Need to Stop Ranting and Start Listening.” Such advice could not come at a better time. Ranting has become our national pastime and it is hard to listen when we are ranting. And if we aren’t broken as a nation, we are badly bent. The irony is that the author, a nationally syndicated columnist, also happens to be the daughter of Newton Leroy Gingrich, the former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, who turned ranting into an art form during his time in Congress.
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Sudie Crouch: A tale of three kitties
Sudie
I am not new to the crazy cat lady game. I had a head start decades ago, maybe even venturing to say it started as early as 11, when I fell in love with my cat, Jim, and thought I needed to rescue every kittie that crossed my path.
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