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Today is election day. (For the record, another way to look at such is that there are precisely 371 days until next year’s presidential election. Yes, you did hear me sigh.) So what’s on the ballot across the country? Kentucky and Mississippi are each choosing a new Governor,
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Today is election day. (For the record, another way to look at such is that there are precisely 371 days until next year’s presidential election. Yes, you did hear me sigh.) So what’s on the ballot across the country? Kentucky and Mississippi are each choosing a new Governor,
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Let’s begin with 2 examples (I promise to quickly get to the point)… Example #1: Years ago I was driving across the interstate in a state which was not my own, when I noticed two police cars parked off on the upcoming shoulder. No other traffic was near nor
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Let’s begin with 2 examples (I promise to quickly get to the point)… Example #1: Years ago I was driving across the interstate in a state which was not my own, when I noticed two police cars parked off on the upcoming shoulder. No other traffic was near nor
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One question struck me arguably most during this week’s debate: “Do black lives matter? OR… do all lives matter?” We have had some excellent conversations regarding the #BlackLivesMatter movement, the sensitivity of the issue, and the difficulty of those from varied vantage points seeing any other side. I have
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One question struck me arguably most during this week’s debate: “Do black lives matter? OR… do all lives matter?” We have had some excellent conversations regarding the #BlackLivesMatter movement, the sensitivity of the issue, and the difficulty of those from varied vantage points seeing any other side. I have
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Another shooting. Another predictable, rhetorical cycle. It goes something like this: There is too much violence! When are we going to stop this?! We need more gun control! No, we don’t! Yes, we do! No, we don’t! Yes, we do! And hence, the disrespectful debate continues. We have
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Another shooting. Another predictable, rhetorical cycle. It goes something like this: There is too much violence! When are we going to stop this?! We need more gun control! No, we don’t! Yes, we do! No, we don’t! Yes, we do! And hence, the disrespectful debate continues. We have
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Sometimes I’m quiet. Sometimes being quiet is good. Sometimes sitting back, taking time to reflect upon more angles of an issue instead of instantaneously reacting is a wise and wonderful thing. As mentioned multiple times, there is no issue the Intramuralist is unwilling to discuss. Sometimes, however, we will
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Sometimes I’m quiet. Sometimes being quiet is good. Sometimes sitting back, taking time to reflect upon more angles of an issue instead of instantaneously reacting is a wise and wonderful thing. As mentioned multiple times, there is no issue the Intramuralist is unwilling to discuss. Sometimes, however, we will
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As most of you know, we have been wrestling with some tough issues here. Thank you. I have always said there is no topic the Intramuralist will intentionally avoid. Some topics are tougher than others to discuss — some will have far less consensus and prompt many more angles and tangents
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As most of you know, we have been wrestling with some tough issues here. Thank you. I have always said there is no topic the Intramuralist will intentionally avoid. Some topics are tougher than others to discuss — some will have far less consensus and prompt many more angles and tangents