Tag Archives: 2016 election

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Posted on January 6, 2017 by Nathaniel Missildine

What happens when your absentee vote is not enough to prevent the worst-case scenario? What happens if you try to return home? Continue reading →

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Popped Culture : Solutions for Oncoming Political Darkness

Posted on December 6, 2016 by The Editors

The Weeklings editors, staff, and various contributors take turns answering the one question that matters most. Continue reading →

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RICH ASSHOLES PAYING NO TAXES IS UNPATRIOTIC

Posted on October 3, 2016 by Sean Murphy

If you’re unwilling to pay your fair share for the services that often make America exceptional, you’re letting the country know no rules can, or should, apply to you. Continue reading →

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How to Vote Right: Chris Christie

Posted on February 7, 2016 by Sean Beaudoin

Need some help winnowing down the GOP Presidential Field? Who doesn’t? With this post-partisan analysis, The Weeklings Guide to Voting Right helps you choose. Continue reading →

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How to Vote Right: Rand Paul

Posted on February 1, 2016 by Sean Beaudoin

Need some help winnowing down the GOP Presidential Field? Who doesn’t? With this post-partisan analysis, The Weeklings Guide to Voting Right helps you choose. Continue reading →

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