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He was born at 8:40 a.m. on April 5.
When he entered the world, the world greeted him as a soft ridge in Anderson County. That s where, in the first moments of his remarkable existence, he laid in the sun, legs folded under his narrow chest.
When he entered this world, he changed it.
He is one of the rarest horses on the planet. He will be only one of maybe 15 of his breed, known as the Marsh Tacky, born this year in the horse s native South Carolina.
These horses, still unique to the Palmetto State, are known as small and smart, as survivors. Over the course of half a millennium, they evolved on our isolated sea islands to be tough and mighty and fearless.
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For much of the Biden presidency, the Main Stream Media-approved economic experts have been nonchalant about inflation.
Even as prices were rising gasoline, for instance, jumped by about 20 percent in the first two months of the Biden presidency the public was advised to stay calm.
Sample March 10 headline from the reliably pro-Biden
New York Times: “Inflation Fear Lurks, Even as Officials Say Not to Worry.” The article quoted Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, saying that the price-spikes were nothing to be concerned about. According to Powell, “There’s a difference between a one-time surge in prices and ongoing inflation.” The