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Jeffrey Lord
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Editor, The American Spectator
Harrisburg
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By Jeffrey Lord Verified| The American Spectator Verified I live in suburban Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Across the Susquehanna River and a couple of miles distant from downtown Harrisburg, where, on the just-back-from-the-banks of the Susquehanna, behind a black fence, sits the official, decidedly majestic, Governor’s Mansion that Pennsylvanians provide for their sitting Governor. I’ve been in it somewhere along life’s road.
By Jeffrey Lord Verified| The American Spectator Verified In another life, Kid Rock may be headed to the United Nations. His career trajectory having already been set, it is worth noting how he got where he is as a modern day rock icon. His Wikipedia bio says that Robert James Ritchie began his music career as a rapper. Making all manner of stops in the music and entertainment world along his road into the future, he has morphed into a successful rock star/businessman as well as, per that bio, an ordained minister.
By Jeffrey Lord Verified| The American Spectator Verified In another life, Kid Rock may be headed to the United Nations. His career trajectory having already been set, it is worth noting how he got where he is as a modern day rock icon. His Wikipedia bio says that Robert James Ritchie began his music career as a rapper. Making all manner of stops in the music and entertainment world along his road into the future, he has morphed into a successful rock star/businessman as well as, per that bio, an ordained minister.
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The American Spectator
The American Spectator was founded in 1924 by George Nathan and Truman Newberry over a cheap domestic ale in McSorley's Old Ale House. In 1967 the Saturday Evening Club took it over, rechristening it The Alternative: An American Spectator; but by November 1977 the word "alternative" had acquired such an esoteric fragrance that in order to discourage unsolicited manuscripts from florists, beauticians, and other creative types the Club reverted to the magazine's original name. Published remarkably without regard to gender, lifestyle, race, color, creed, physical handicap, or national origin.
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Founded: 1967