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MHA Nation elders gather for summer luncheon
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Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Rape’ Fantasy: Perverting Feminism for Personal Convenience
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It is a widely accepted prescript of conventional wisdom that the Democratic Party operates as the singularly reliable agent of contemporary American female interests. The alliteratively appealing ingenuity of the ubiquitous “War on Women” meme is that it simplifies the…read more
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