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Greetings from Tyler, We can follow it too closely. We can’t live or die based on the outcome of some pick for high office or other. Here comes the chess game we can’t always understand. But now it begins. The media is hunting down his picks one by one. And there’s scandal to be found,…
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – January 26, 2024
Greetings from Tyler, We seem to have the next thing to open battle about the border. The Texas governor has invoked the word invasion, which gives him special authorities. You’ve seen the video from the border. Everything is working like a clock. Until the governor orders razor wire strung, then we have to have federal…
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What to Know About the North Carolina Power Outages
A power outage in Central North Carolina over the weekend has upended daily life, prompting officials to open at least one shelter and impose a nightly curfew potentially through the week while authorities investigate what left an entire county in the dark. The outages in Moore County, about 90 miles east of Charlotte, have drawn…
