Every child of the late 20th century knows the spot. The stirring strings of Aaron Copland’s “Hoe-down” rising to a fevered crescendo of Americana as that voice — a two-packs-of-Luckies gravel with just a hint of a smile in it — is calling you to the table. Robert Mitchum, Mr. “The Longest Day” himself, says it’s…
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Beef, and midterm desperation: It’s what’s for dinner
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Originally reported by The Hill
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