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It happened yet again over the past few weeks. Another politician, this time the Governor of South Carolina with national and Presidential aspirations, falls morally.
His story was more creative than most: he told his staff and his family he was going away for a few days to relieve his stress, saying he would be “hiking [...]
We have just come through days of national mourning for Michael Jackson, admittedly one of the most gifted and talented entertainers in our nation’s history. As I have observed the endless media news cycles covering the death and memorial, the pages of newsprint, the comments and discussions going on everywhere about this “king-of-pop” it [...]