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Donald Trump · PalestineRe “Trump: Licenses of critical broadcasters could be pulled” (Sept. 19): So our thin-skinned world leader is now calling for local and national broadcast companies to lose their licenses for allowing any commentator to criticize the great leader in any way or form. Isn’t this the same man who claimed he would absolutely protect the right of free speech, which he claimed was being denied by the Biden administration? Why is he afraid of the jeste…See the Story
Thin-Skinned Trump Used to Pretend to Be in Favor of Free Speech
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Sports · San MarcosGriffin Arnold had 5 td passes in Big Game SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT). - Santa Barbara High School sophomore quarterback Griffin Arnold had his hands full at the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table luncheon. He received both the Male Athlete of the Week Award and the Gary Blades MVP of the 65th Annual Big Game between the Dons and rival San Marcos. Arnold threw five touchdown passes to lead the Dons to a 60-0 rout of the Royals. San Marcos High…See the Story
Dons Quarterback Griffin Arnold Takes Home Two Awards From Luncheon | News Channel 3-12
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San Marcos · San MarcosSAN MARCOS – On Sept. 19, California State University, San Marcos (CSUSM) launched its new fundraising campaign, “Blueprint for the Future,” with a $200 million goal to support facility and program enrichment by 2027. The campaign, CSUSM President Ellen Neufeldt said, was designed to reflect the school’s dedication to social mobility and its rapid growth. […]See the Story
