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A woman that is unabashedly against President Trump, harassed a man on a plane for attending the inauguration to celebrate and not to protest. She then gets some bad news from the flight staff.

The art of political conversation in this country is disappearing. As journalist and wise man Russell Baker notes in the May 11 New York Review of Books, the polarized nature of our politics has led to a situation where "sensible folk scarcely dare speak on any subject more arresting than food and weather for fear of igniting some human powder keg in a conversation-ending spew of rage." I felt that spew of rage after my column last week on the plight of Muslim women abroad who are routinely beaten by their husbands and denied basic freedoms such as the right...

Stay home, you pathetic whining maggots By Ian Robinson -- Calgary Sun In the wake of the U.S. presidential election -- in which I cheerfully took a Sun assistant city editor, who figured Senator John Kerry couldn't lose, for $10 (a quick pause to gloat here) Americans disenchanted with President George W. Bush's re-election romp back into the White House, continue to deluge the Canadian immigration website. How anybody can be unhappy with the president's re-election is beyond me. Bush has my admiration in no small part because he manages to simultaneously annoy France and Germany, not to mention those...