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Nancy Thorner

Nancy Thorner

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Writer, Heartland Daily News

Chicago

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  • Emperor Who Tried to Bring Sound Economics Back to Rome

    By Nancy Thorner| conservapedia.com@ Emperor Who Tried to Bring Sound Economics Back to RomeBy Nancy ThornerAn excellent commentary was posted by Lawrence W. Reed on August 16, 2023: The Emperor Who Tried to Bring Sound Economics Back to Rome – and Paid With His Life. Pertinax was Roman Emperor for three months in A.D. 193. As successor to Commodus, it was hoped that he would restore much needed sobriety to the office of emperor.

    By Nancy Thorner · conservapedia.com

    Aug. 24, 2023

  • Debunking Manufactured Climate Change Crisis

    By Nancy Thorner| The Heartland Institute@ According to Anthony J. Blinken, U.S. Secretary of State, “Climate is not a trading card, it’s our future.”The following is how our U.S. Department of State describes the climate crisis: “Bold action to tackle the climate crisis is more urgent than ever. The record-breaking heat, floods, storms, drought, and wildfires devastating communities around the world underscore the grave risks we already face.

    By Nancy Thorner · The Heartland Institute

    Aug. 17, 2023

  • Emperor Who Tried to Bring Sound Economics Back to Rome

    By Nancy Thorner| conservapedia.com@ Emperor Who Tried to Bring Sound Economics Back to RomeBy Nancy ThornerAn excellent commentary was posted by Lawrence W. Reed on August 16, 2023: The Emperor Who Tried to Bring Sound Economics Back to Rome – and Paid With His Life. Pertinax was Roman Emperor for three months in A.D. 193. As successor to Commodus, it was hoped that he would restore much needed sobriety to the office of emperor.

    By Nancy Thorner · conservapedia.com

    Aug. 24, 2023

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Heartland Daily News

Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States

+1 312-377-4000