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Riley Banks's avatar

Parmesan from Wisconsin?

Yes! according to Italian Professor Alberto Grandi. In 2023 he gave an interview to the Financial Times, March 22, 2023, that led to an explosion of reactions sending Italy into outrage and sparking a polemic that reached all the way to the top of the government: 'Everything I, an Italian, Thought I Knew About Italian Food is Wrong' - https://www.ft.com/content/6ac009d5-dbfd-4a86-839e-28bb44b2b64c

This May 2, 2023 story from NZZ explains: 'Italian Professor Alberto Grandi Is Shaking Up A Somewhat Self-Righteous Country' - https://www.nzz.ch/english/alberto-grandi-debunks-the-origin-myths-of-italian-cuisine-ld.1736085

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Saz's avatar

The big beautiful bill also protects officials from having to obey judicial orders. I’d add a photo of the part that says this. This means that the Trump regime can send anyone to a prison anywhere for any reason and the courts will be able to do nothing about it. Is that the America we want to live in?

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Jay's avatar

We are on different sides of the is good that NPR may do with the federal funding worth 19 more how does this impact trans First Nation midgets takes on the decline in fast food sales articles. Tone at the top matters and they have made it clear who they want to lead them, and the 50+ percent of the country that voted for trump along with a lot of nonvoters I would bet don't think that their choice warrants our money. Let the LA, Seattle, Boston, and NY stations pay their own way as they are the only one's with any material number of listeners anyway.

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