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The Sunday — March 17

This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading.

What the right is doodling.

Steve Kelley | Creators Syndicate
Steve Kelley | Creators Syndicate

What the left is doodling.

Marshall Ramsey | Creators Syndicate
Marshall Ramsey | Creators Syndicate

Reader essay.

Mt. Hood from Big Eddy on the Columbia River near the Dalles Dam | PICRYL We’re co
Mt. Hood from Big Eddy on the Columbia River near the Dalles Dam | PICRYL

We’re continuing our series of personal reader essays that advance a somewhat heterodox outlook with today’s piece by Jerry Bryan, a watershed restoration expert from Washington state. Jerry gives an environmentalist argument in favor of a technology that is not popular amongst most environmentalists — nuclear reactors. Regardless of what side of the issue, or the political spectrum, that you’re on, we believe you can appreciate the compelling argument Jerry gives for nuclear reactors, and the uncommon angle he approaches the issue from. Read the piece here!

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