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Americans are united against data centers

Recently, the debate about data centers has exploded across the country. Americans, who disagree on various political issues, are finding common ground in opposing data centers.

Friday nights and why they matter

There is a moment, every fall, that reminds me why I love this state. The sun goes down. The lights come up. The smell of popcorn and the smoke of pit hamburgers drifts across a parking lot that was empty six hours ago and is now packed bumper to bumper. The band strikes up.

If Democrats win, Trump will be impeached again

Recent primary elections show the Democratic Party is split between the socialists and the establishment. This is a battle between the left and the far left. Among leaders in today’s Democratic Party, moderates do not exist, except for U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA).

One man’s observation, one man’s opinion

This is my knowledge of Black on Black’s history and behavior pattern between each other. Ville Platte observation. Starting from the ships from Africa, the Blacks have always gravitated. That has been my observation since childhood.

$40 trillion debt is America’s greatest threat

The U.S. federal government is several weeks away from reaching a disturbing milestone, surpassing $40 trillion in debt. The U.S. Senate just left for recess after passing another stopgap spending bill with no offsetting cuts.

The Biden nightmare still haunts America

Joe Biden, the worst President in American history, left office over eighteen months ago, but the nightmare of his administration continues to haunt our country.

The WNBA hates America

From its founding in 1996 until today, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) has been known as a “progressive” league. The WNBA has decried “police brutality,” “racism in all its forms,” and the “systematic oppression of Black Lives in America.”

The Marks Post: It’s good to be home

I was in Tampa, Fla., for most of last week for SEC Media Days and had a great time. I sat in for pretty much all of the coaches’ press conferences. My favorite ones were Jon Sumrall, from Florida, and Pete Golding, from Ole Miss. Both coaches were animated and dropped some choice words.

The Marks Post: A reflection 44 years in the making

I turned 44 on Tuesday. A couple days before that, I realized something that made me feel old. I realized I was 22 years old when I started working at the courthouse.

To retain control of Congress, GOP must protect seniors

The midterm elections are fast approaching, and Republicans are clinging to slim majorities in both houses of Congress. To retain control, Republicans must overcome the historical advantages that favor the Democratic Party.