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On this #PresidentsDay read this fascinating & informative account of who history has already determined is the WORST of the WORST. #NoContest bit.ly/3jZhqeU
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Hello to all our new viewers who've encountered our 2019 segment on voting machines through conservative media using it to push Trump's voter-fraud claims! First: sorry we swear so much! But second: the way people are using that segment is horseshit!
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"If there is to be a rebirth of this American experiment, our leaders should take heart that it has happened before, but never without blood, sacrifice, social transformation and epic political fights," writes @davidwblight nyti.ms/36eTihD
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Today, American democracy has been granted a stay of execution. We should use the time ahead to strengthen it, in the face of murderous demagogues-in-waiting.
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Everything Was Awesome. Here it is, the dystopian final essay in my formerly Pollyanna-ish Everything Is Awesome series. Be excellent to each other, and may everything one day be awesome again. @POLITICOMag #2020worstyear politico.com/news/magazine/2…
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‘I think the American people see through this raw use of political power‘ — Watch @amyklobuchar tear into Ted Cruz for the hypocrisy surrounding Trump’s SCOTUS nominee
Amy Klobuchar Slams Ted Cruz Over SCOTUS Hypocrisy
‘I think the American people see through this raw use of political power‘ — Watch Amy Klobuchar tear into Ted Cruz for the hypocrisy surrounding Trump’s SCOTUS nominee
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Father @JamesMartinSJ believes to call yourself ‘pro-life’ means to revere all human life—including the Black community, migrants and refugees, people experiencing homelessness, LGBTQ+ teens, and people in prison—not just unborn children
Father James Martin on Being 'Pro-Life'
Father @JamesMartinSJ believes to call yourself ‘pro-life’ means to revere all human life
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The Republican party didn't publish a 2020 platform. But of course it has one. Here it is, in 13 points. theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
..to contrast w/atheism of communist states
3. The pledge didn't gain any popularity until 1890s to mark 400th anniversary of Columbus & growing American nationalism to support American imperialism. It's not deeply rooted in American history. First pledge appeared after Civil War
There you go lying again.
1. The word God was not removed from the pledge during the convention. Stop trying to rally your "Christian" evangelical base.
2. If you knew anything about history, you'd know the pledge didn't have God until it was added during the Cold War in 1954.
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How would one truly "hurt God"? By not caring for the poor (Mt 25). By not welcoming the stranger (Mt 25). And by slandering others (Mt 5).
Says the man whose mishandling of COVID-19 has left nearly 160K Americans dead, repeatedly attempted to strip health care from millions, betrayed our country by allowing Russia to place bounties on our soldiers, and undermined democratic institutions at every turn.
3 Post-Coronavirus Economic Reforms to Make the World Better nyti.ms/2Dmtw0p
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More than one and a half centuries after the trans-Atlantic slave trade ended, a new study shows how the brutal treatment of enslaved people has shaped the DNA of their descendants nyti.ms/3eVLwvB














