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  For your reading pleasure. First cover of Playboy magazine 1953 Wikipedia source

  I'm a liberal 74 year old guy who has always believed in the goodness and righteousness of our democracy. I am quickly losing faith that this country can ever regain it's past position as the beacon of freedom, of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.  Each day I think President Joe Biden and other fair thinking, moral politicians  will see the light and reject the insane beliefs and behavior of all the fanatic anti-American groups pro-creating like rabbits for the purpose of bringing down our country. This craziness in politics has to stop but it seems that it will not stop on its own. Everyday the hatred and division between what I will call brainwashed and normal people grows deeper, stronger.   and more popular.                                     America is a mess and us just standing by and hoping it will clean itself u...

  Playboy   is an American men's   lifestyle   and entertainment magazine, formerly in print and currently online. It was founded in Chicago in 1953, by   Hugh Hefner   and his associates, and funded in part by a $1,000 loan from Hefner's mother. [3]   Notable for its   centerfolds   of   nude   and semi-nude [4]   models   ( Playmates ),   Playboy   played an important role in the   sexual revolution [5]   and remains one of the world's best-known brands, having grown into   Playboy Enterprises, Inc.   (PEI), with a presence in nearly every medium. [6]   In addition to the flagship magazine in the United States, special   nation-specific versions   of   Playboy   are published worldwide. The magazine has a long history of publishing short stories by novelists such as  Arthur C. Clarke , [7]   Ian Fleming , [7]   Vladimir Nabokov , [8]   Saul Bellow...

  "I wish to confess" said the big man in front of the microphone with enormous attendance at the Mall and many millions glued to televisions and radios throughout the United States and the world. Word had spread quickly. The disgraced ex-president had called a press conference amid rumors that he would be speaking very soon about urgent matters.   Torrents of sweat dripped off his face as he picked up the mic and held it while peering at the monstrously huge crowd gathered in Washington awaiting his words. Another seventy five million people throughout the country were staring into television sets, computers, and every other viewing and listening device. "That big lie that you all know about that I have been spreading and that many of you believe about the 2020 election being stolen from me is just that. A big lie, Nobody stole the 2020 election from me. Joe Biden won the presidential election fair and square. I made up the stolen election lie just as I have...

  So don't follow me. I don't care. My stuff is straight and truthful. Go to @tuckercarlson or @seanhannity.  They tell the b.s. story many of you want to hear.  Throw in @lauraingraham too. And Lou Dobbs. Oops.  He got fired cause he stopped bringing in enough cash. Oh well. Trump is around. Find him Somewhere.