There are days when you're hungry for McDonald's.

Then there are days when you're Big Arch hungry for McDonald's.

You'll get to know the difference.

New Big Arch for Big McDonald's hunger.

Until 9th of September from 11 AM,

participating restaurants only, subject to availability.

My good friend from 11 a.m., participating restaurants only, subject to availability.

My good friend, Richard Hanania, I've gotten to know you over the last couple of years.

A few months ago, GOP presidential candidate and biotech entrepreneur, Vivek Ramoswamy,

talked about affirmative action on his podcast. Near the end of the episode, his guest, Richard Hanania, told a story about his time in law school at the University of

Chicago when two of his peers were discussing another student who'd failed the bar exam.

So it was something they were talking about. And they're like, oh, he's a white male. That's very strange. And they're like, oh, no, I heard he might be Hispanic. And their assumption was,

if he was a white male, he would have got into University of Chicago Law School on merit, he wouldn't

have failed the bar. Texas. He's been

published in the New York Times, The Washington Post, and other places. The organization he runs,

the Center for Study of Partizanship and Ideology, publishes studies that are frequently cited by

a right-wing activist, promoting ideas like negative stereotypes of people are accurate,

and homosexuality, liberalism, and mental illness are all strongly correlated.

It's the kind of stuff that's steeped in bigotry, hiding behind the veneer of think-tank

respectability and cleaned up to be presentable to the masses.

But reports and cleaned up to be presentable to the masses. But reporting from the Huffington Post reveals that for years,

Hanania explicitly wrote about his disdain for people of color

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