This is the story of a hot dog quest. Really, it’s about returning home to find that nothing stays the same, but trying to eat my way back anyway.
Author: Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic
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NBC News scheduled a town hall event with Donald Trump that competes directly with ABC News’ one with Joe Biden. It’s bad TV and worse journalism.
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