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Dillon Tribune, October 25, 1918

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America in Transition: Why I’m not worried about the Biden/Harris “Gun Control” talk

A few weeks before the 2020 election, I visited a local gun shop. It was a madhouse. Weapons flew off the shelves as fast as customers could get their wallets out. Ammunition was in short supply too. Why? Well, on the front door, a flyer warned that, if elected, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris would act quickly push to “gun control” legislation through Congress.

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Massive Fail in Michigan: Biden win signals ‘permanent winter for Michigan workers’

Reacting to the potential of a Joe Biden win in Michigan, Americans for Limited Government President Rick Manning issued the following statement:

Not all Protestors are Thugs

The difference between the pro-Trump and the pro-Biden protesters in the aftermath of the election is stark. The former were peaceful; the latter were violent.

Election 2020: The up side of undivided government

As of late October, the political modelers at FiveThirtyEight gave Democrats a 72 percent chance of pulling off the trifecta -- winning the White House and majorities in both Houses of Congress -- on Nov. 3.

National Association of Attorneys General statement regarding 2020 election

Washington, D.C. & Helena, Mont. -- The National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) released the following statement today on behalf of a bipartisan coalition of 36 attorneys general, led by Montana Attorney General and NAAG President Tim Fox and Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey:

IN BRIEF

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Newspapers versus hoaxes

Above all of our more physical challenges of wildfires and a wild virus, we find ourselves also living in an age of hoaxes. A hoax is a deliberate lie told to create a false reality where the hoaxer takes advantage of the innocent and unaware. Unchecked, these false realities can spread widely enough among us to be more real than the real real.