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But that’s just one example of how the right wing, which will now occupy a favored perch in the White House, has elevated an amorphous concept of individual freedom over the undeniably real benefits, to millions of people, of robust pubic health imperatives based on communal responsibility.

There, zebra mussels and quagga mussels have thrived and caused a major decline in the yellow perch fishery.

Their premier perch wasn’t in the Bronx but roughly 3,000 miles away, at Cosm in Inglewood where the immersive experience was remarkably similar to being at the game.

Whale watching worked out well, given they allowed us to sit on a bench seat behind the captain, but the tour typically requires visitors to perch on a seat that would have been impossible to fit on.

It’s far from the first time Bianco has courted controversy from his perch in Riverside as the top law enforcement officer.