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Moviewatch, April 2026
Paul Blart: Mall Cop, 2009. This is an….action-comedy somewhere on the level of Home Alone 3. It’s fairly moronic, with lots of “Kevin James is fat” esque physical comedy. The plot concerns a security guard at a mall (remember … Continue reading
The First Family Detail
Dan Emmett, in chronicling his career as a member of the Secret Service, harrumphed at those associated with serving the executive branch who got gossipy. It was unprofessional and vulgar, said he. Perhaps, but when the executive is himself unprofessional … Continue reading
Posted in Politics and Civic Interest, Reviews
Tagged Clinton, George HW Bush, George W Bush, Hail to the Chief, LBJ, Nixon, Obama, security
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First in Line
First in Line: Presidents, Vice Presidents, and the Pursuit of Power© 2018 Kate Anderson Brower327 pages The office of vice president was, for most of the 19th century, a near-superfluous one — but in the mid-20th century, the men holding … Continue reading
Posted in history, Politics and Civic Interest
Tagged Biden, Ford, George HW Bush, Hail to the Chief, history, Kennedy, LBJ, Nixon, Politics-CivicInterest, Trump
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