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“I’m going to go out on a limb and say that we got more laughs than all those films combined.”

While Bunker’s farm isn’t open to the public, the Out on a Limb CSA, which he founded, delivers apples to pickup locations in a handful of Maine towns; the fruit’s also sold at Bahner Farm in Belmont, not far from Camden.

“Having been a real … wilderness for a long time, and feeling very out on a limb … to be considered part of a movement, at least at first, was exciting,” he recalls.

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It was certainly going out on a limb to characterize the shooter as “MAGA” without any information supporting that, and new information we’ve seen since Monday makes the premise look flat wrong.

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“The question is, does that reflect a genuine shift in policy sensibility and a readiness to really go out on a limb for a principled position? Or does that more reflect a sense of finger in the air and test the winds?”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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