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  • The Costs of Presidential Candor

    The Costs of Presidential Candor0

    • November 26, 2018

    Predictably, Donald Trump was attacked both by the establishment and the media as “crude,” “unpresidential,” and “gratuitous” for a recent series of blunt and graphic statements on a variety of current policies. Oddly, the implied charge this time around was not that Trump makes up stuff, but that he said things that were factual but

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  • The Cost of Intellectualism

    The Cost of Intellectualism7

    After a full semester of furiously studying philosophy, obsessing over essays, and panically preparing for my part in my university’s theology conference, I happened to pick up Thomas à Kempis’ devotional book, The Imitation of Christ. The experience was a substantive one in many ways—I learned more about what à Kempis thought, encountered his analytical

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  • The Cost of Female Empowerment

    The Cost of Female Empowerment0

    The 2018 election achieved the height of female empowerment as women of all backgrounds gained seats in the nation’s legislatures. Young mothers made up a sizeable chunk of this group. In the U.S. Congress, the number of young moms “nearly doubled” with the influx of the new recruits. But Congress isn’t the only governing body

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  • The Cost of COVID: The Grueling and Expensive Journey to Treat V*ccine Injury

    The Cost of COVID: The Grueling and Expensive Journey to Treat V*ccine Injury4

    $40,000. That’s how much Kate Zerby has spent trying to put herself back together after the Moderna COVID vaccine wreaked havoc on her body. As Intellectual Takeout reported back in 2022, Kate Zerby of St. Paul, Minnesota, suffered a serious adverse reaction to her Moderna shot, beginning the night after she got it, February 16,

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  • The Coronavirus Revival of the Stay-at-Home Mom

    The Coronavirus Revival of the Stay-at-Home Mom0

    A fascinating thing about this time in history is how it’s challenging many of our long-held beliefs and practices. Take the conversation my sister relayed to me the other day. While out for a walk, she stopped to talk with a neighbor – from an appropriate distance, of course – and asked how she was

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  • The Coronavirus Quarantine Won’t Cause Quick Political Changes

    The Coronavirus Quarantine Won’t Cause Quick Political Changes0

    A dramatic change in our political situation is coming as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. At least, that’s what I’ve heard some individuals joyously suggest.  One reason for this suggestion is the current immigration situation. Because immigration is temporarily halted in the U.S. and most of Europe, those who wish to restrict it have

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