By
Curtis Dahlgren
June 29, 2024
“I am humbly grateful for a partial awakening, but the country is still in deep doodoo. We need the Third Great Awakening.” – one of my Facebook posts
OTHER POSTS, FRIDAY:
A liar shall not be unpunished (literally, not be held guiltless)."-- Proverbs 19:5, 9
Uncle Joe put his best foot forward, bless his heart. Dimocrats are heartbroken.
CNN should have allowed KJP to be Joe's interpreter.
Hard times at Joe Biden High and Higher Education. "Turn out the lights, the party's over." – Dandy Don
"It's my Party and I can cry if I want to." – Dana Bash
New acronym: WTYS – We told you so. Was that cheap fake or costly reality, mainstream media??
It's just a cold ! and the dog ate my homework... and the sun was in my eyes"
Will there be a second debate? Joe could be the comeback codger.
Joe and Jill went up to the Hill to catch a few voters. Joe fell down and lost his crown and Jill came tumbling after. But don't touch that dial. Stay tuned for the next KJP press conference.
P.S. "Joe Biden is my friend. He must step down." – Thomas Friedman, NYT (Friedman wasn’t the only editorialist at the New York Times saying that).
PPS: Headline by YahooNews on the debate: “Biden missteps, Trump falsehoods”!
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Curtis Dahlgren
Curtis Dahlgren is semi-retired in southern Wisconsin, and is the author of "Massey-Harris 101." His career has had some rough similarities to one of his favorite writers, Ferrar Fenton...
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Curtis Dahlgren is semi-retired in southern Wisconsin, and is the author of "Massey-Harris 101." His career has had some rough similarities to one of his favorite writers, Ferrar Fenton. In the intro to The Fenton Bible, Fenton said:
"I was in '53 a young student in a course of education for an entirely literary career, but with a wider basis of study than is usual. . . . In commerce my life has been passed. . . . Indeed, I hold my commercial experience to have been my most important field of education, divinely prepared to fit me to be a competent translator of the Bible, for it taught me what men are and upon what motives they act, and by what influences they are controlled. Had I, on the other hand, lived the life of a Collegiate Professor, shut up in the narrow walls of a library, I consider that I should have had my knowledge of mankind so confined to glancing through a 'peep-hole' as to make me totally unfit for [my life's work]."
In 1971-72 Curtis did some writing for the Badger Herald and he is listed as a University of Wisconsin-Madison "alumnus" (loosely speaking, along with a few other drop-outs including John Muir, Charles Lindbergh, Frank Lloyd Wright and Dick Cheney). [He writes humor, too.]
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