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I guess.........I'm a Weirdo too looking over that line up of characters. I was hoping Trump would've done this years ago.
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Me too. I saw all those Dems and my first thought was this looks like a Liberal issue. Then again things have been bass ackwards lately.
I stand by Assange. He should not have spent a day in jail. I'll stick with that and support politicians that work towards his freedom.
And FTR I do not see much of a difference between the D's and the R's. There's the Establishment party on both sides that vote the party line on most every issue and then there's a few who actually do their job and challenge shitty, poorly written bills, laws and acts.
I stand by Assange. He should not have spent a day in jail. I'll stick with that and support politicians that work towards his freedom.
And FTR I do not see much of a difference between the D's and the R's. There's the Establishment party on both sides that vote the party line on most every issue and then there's a few who actually do their job and challenge shitty, poorly written bills, laws and acts.
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I've voted For Carter. Reagan 1980 once, then Perot then none Till Trump.
I could not vote for Nixon or McGovern. then Carter because of Nixon. Reagan because of Carter. by 1984 I found
I could not vote for Nixon or McGovern. then Carter because of Nixon. Reagan because of Carter. by 1984 I found
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Constitutional challenge to Georgia voting machines set for trial early next year
The question of whether Georgia’s electronic voting system has major cybersecurity flaws that amount to a violation of voters’ constitutional rights to cast their votes and have those votes accurately counted is set to be decided at trial early next year.
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All you need to know about this crazy Joe
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Sen. Joe Manchin says Donald Trump would destroy US democracy if he wins a second term as president
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin says if U.S. voters give former President Donald Trump another term in the White House, “he will destroy democracy in America.” The comments come amid speculation that the West Virginia Democrat is eyeing his own third-party run for the nation’s high office.
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The internet. should make AOC happy only 5 years
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80% Of American Households Are In A Worse Financial Position Now Than They Were Before The COVID Pandemic Hit
The latest Federal Reserve study revealed a concerning trend among American households, particularly those outside the wealthiest 20%, according to a Bloomberg report. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, they have depleted their extra savings and have less liquid assets than they had before the pandemic began.
As of June, the bottom 80% of households by income, when adjusted for inflation, had lower bank deposits and other liquid assets compared to their status in March 2020.
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The latest Federal Reserve study revealed a concerning trend among American households, particularly those outside the wealthiest 20%, according to a Bloomberg report. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, they have depleted their extra savings and have less liquid assets than they had before the pandemic began.
As of June, the bottom 80% of households by income, when adjusted for inflation, had lower bank deposits and other liquid assets compared to their status in March 2020.
80% Of American Households Are In A Worse Financial Position Now Than They Were Before The COVID Pandemic Hit — What You Can Do To Keep Your Head Above Water
The latest Federal Reserve study revealed a concerning trend among American households, particularly those outside the wealthiest 20%, according to a Bloomberg report. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, they have depleted their extra savings and have less liquid assets than they had...
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From last night's debate. self evident why MSM to not covering him, not in their circles.
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Now I see the humor in this, but it could be also... How to Kill off Grandma.
Like these old girls are going to walk back up that Hill !!!!
Like these old girls are going to walk back up that Hill !!!!
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From Alaska to Florida, people in the US once again took to the streets en masse to demand a permanent ceasefire in Israel’s war on Gaza and an end US aid to Israel. The Shut It Down for Palestine Coalition, composed of several organizations including the International Peoples’ Assembly, the Palestinian Youth Movement, the ANSWER Coalition, and National Students for Justice in Palestine, called for a day of action on December 8, to continue putting pressure on Israel and the US one week after Israel resumed its genocidal violence against Gaza. This coalition of organizations is bringing together the Palestine solidarity movement to disrupt major centers of power across the country.
Many of the December 8 actions happened simultaneously to the United States vetoing a UN Security Council draft resolution that would have demanded an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.
Early in the morning, the demonstration was brought directly outside of Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s home in McLean, Virginia. Demonstrators chanted, “Blinken Blinken rise and shine, you’re committing genocide!” Last week, Blinken met with Israel’s war cabinet in occupied Jerusalem, after which he urged Israel to limit civilian casualties. Many suspect that he gave the greenlight for Israel to end its temporary pause in aggression and resume full-scale attacks. The death toll of Palestinians killed by Israel in Gaza has crossed 17,700.
In New York City, a thousand demonstrators gathered in Foley Square in downtown Manhattan, outside of several major courthouses such as the New York State Supreme Court and the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse. Protesters then marched to New York City Hall, the New York Stock Exchange, and then to Washington Square Park, where the marchers merged with a vigil taking place in honor of slain Palestinian scholar Refaat Alareer...
...“We stand here in the political center of New York City,” said Claudia De La Cruz at Foley Square. De La Cruz is a Bronx-born pastor and educator who is running for President of the United States against incumbent Joe Biden. She pointed to the facade of the New York State Supreme Courthouse, which reads, “The true administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government.” ...
...In Los Angeles, protesters held a rally in Holmby Park, outside of a private fundraiser held and attended by Joe Biden. Dubbed “Genocide Joe” by the Palestine solidarity movement, Biden has come under fire for furthering the United States’ unequivocal support of Israeli war crimes...
... In Philadelphia, protesters took over the lobby of the Comcast headquarters, disrupting a holiday light show...
...Demonstrators also rallied outside of corporations...the Boeing headquarters in Chicago...the headquarters of weapons contractor Textron in Rhode Island...Also in Rhode Island, demonstrators marched from the State House to the office of US Senator Jack Reed. Reed has pushed numerous times to pass massive funding packages for Israel and Ukraine... In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, healthcare workers held a vigil honoring slain medical workers in Gaza, and demanded a ceasefire.
