Shaun McGann

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Shaun McGann lives in New Jersey and writes fiction, some of which can be read at bleak07.blogspot.com He also has a terrible addiction to American history and politics, which he often feels the need to comment on in late night typed out rants.

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Escape From Facebook

I realize I'm already dating myself by saying 'Facebook' status instead of Twitter status, but, sorry, Facebook has had a strong year or two, and before I go recognizing some flash in the pan I'm going to need to see some kind of staying power.

Obama On the Defensive

'Things are getting pretty rough out there, especially if that idiot gets his bailout plan through, huh?' the lady chimed in as she took her first swipe with scissors.

Bush Administration: 2001-2009 Mission accomplished George Bush

There's been more and more talk as the economy tanks that 'dark days are here' and there will be 'tough times' ahead, as if two wars, a washed out American city, and 9/11 were the good old days.

Enemies Unite to Fight the Real Forces of Evil; the um, Economy

Barack Obama say's he's been reading Abraham Lincoln but it seems a little like he's been borrowing from some Super Hero cannon, teaming up with old rivals to face off against the growing financial crisis.

Early Signs of Election Withdrawal

The 2008 Election is actually finally ending, and I'm coming down with something, apparently it is premature election withdrawal and the realization that George Bush will soon be retired.

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Protest to Stop “King Trump” and ICE from deporting Murderer Child Rapists

On June 14th, in MacDonald Park, Queens, the usual...

USAID Official, Three Executives Plead Guilty to Fraud

USAID official Roderick Watson and three company executives pled...

Truth, Justice, and the Price of Peace: A Letter to Humanity From a Tired Citizen of Earth

What is the price of peace when your heart is breaking - not from rockets or protests or flags or chants but when people stop listening.

Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Tonight – a South African Memoir

The war began in 1964. Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is set in the summer of ‘79, just before an election, with white minority rule under threat.
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