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Life Arts A (Too) Sharp Break with the PastBy Philip Kraske (Page 3 of 3 pages) Become a premium member to see this article and all articles as one long page. No comments
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It bears repeating: "As the sanity of the individual lies in the continuity of his memories, so the sanity of a group lies in the continuity of its traditions." You can count on the sharp reaction of an adrift, bewildered, frightened America after four years of Trumpism. Paris 1792? One thing is certain: as Trump said of his spat with President Zelensky, "This is going to be great television."
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