
Royals Owner Has Tough Work Ahead, Parson Sets Example for America, AZ Audit Delayed
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Royals Owner John Sherman has some tough decisions to make about his team. Sherman can't be pleased with the disastrous lack of development taking place with the young players, especially the pitchers. Is he contemplating blowing this thing up this off season? We explore his options.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson cut off unemployment benefits in his state and what do you know... people went back to work. Missouri's unemployment rate is well below the national average now as Parson has shown everyone how to do it.
And the people conducting the audit of last year's election in Arizona now say they aren't releasing any information this week. The audit wrapped up last Friday, this looks really bad to be delaying now.
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