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tomorrowusa · 6 months
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It's Halloween, the scariest day of the year. And what could be more horrifying than House Republicans? 😱
Who needs Jason, Freddy Kruger, Michael Myers, and a bus full of killer clowns when Capitol Hill has Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Green, Gym Jordan, Lauren Boebert, George "Kitara Ravache" Santos, and MAGA Mike Johnson?
Give yourself a treat today. If there's an election in your locality, vote early in the November 7th election (we're especially looking at you Virginia, Ohio, Mississippi, New Jersey, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Louisiana!).
Even if there's no election this autumn where you live, register to vote or check your registration status today.
I Will Vote
Voter registration is strictly related to geography. You must register at your new address every time you move – even if it's just across the street. Don't give a Republican zombie vote suppressor an excuse to take away your vote. 🧟
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bayareabadboy · 5 months
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Marjorie Trailerparktrash Green
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carolinemillerbooks · 7 months
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New Post has been published on Books by Caroline Miller
New Post has been published on https://www.booksbycarolinemiller.com/musings/thoughts-on-invictus/
Thoughts On Invictus*
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Surrounded by books in a well-trafficked bookstore, I sat down to coffee with a former student.  We’ve been meeting this way for many years.  By now, he is in his early 70s while I am staring down at 87.  Happily, we are both in robust health, and I always look forward to our conversations, particularly on that day as he’d recently returned from a year in Japan.  As he related his experiences about life aboard, I noted he spoke in a  booming voice as though his words needed to carry to the back of a large hall. As we were seated at a  pedestal table no more than 3 feet apart, I took exception. “Why are you yelling at me? I can hear you perfectly well.”    My companion paused, his features creased in a puzzled expression. “I’m sorry.  I thought you might be hard of hearing.” He was right in his assumption.  I am hard of hearing which is why I wear earbuds that are as expensive as diamonds but without the glamor. At 104, my mother could hear a fly drop on a marshmallow at twenty paces.  Sadly,  I follow in my father’s footsteps.  His hearing loss began in his 50s. Even so, he refused to see a doctor and seemed to delight in forcing friends and family to shout at him. Rejecting his example, I take pity on those around me and wear my hearing aids when I’m in public.  The doctor says I should wear them all the time, but they make my ears itch.  In any case, my point about the difference between my mother and father makes one thing clear.  People don’t age in the same way.  Hopefully, my mother’s genes will bestow a long and healthy life on me but science gives me no assurance.  Genes, they say, have a  10-35% influence on longevity.  The rest depends on diet and exercise.    Those born at the tag end of the Baby Boomers and the generations that followed probably see 80-somethings as prehistoric.  Born before the advent of television, we are folks presumed to live in the shadows, figures bent like candy canes who shuffle about unobtrusively with the aid of wheelchairs, walkers, or canes.  Would it surprise them to learn that  Helen Mirren, age 78 and two years younger than President Joe Biden, made 5 films this year? (“Up/front Watch,” AARP, Aug/Sept. 2023, pg. 12.)   Or, that in his two years in office, Biden has fulfilled so many campaign promises historians predict he will be remembered as one of the country’s ablest presidents?  Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia’s Republican member of Congress, disagrees with that assessment.  She roots for Donald Trump,  age 77,  to win the 2024 Presidential election.  Not only blind to Trump’s age, his previous presidential failures, and the many court indictments pending against him, she insists a higher power works in his favor. God has plans much bigger than this.  (“They Said What?” FreeTought Today, September 2030, pg. 2)  If the past is a prelude to the future, I shudder to think what these plans may be. True, a significant swathe of the country shares Greene’s view.  Like her, they don’t have the force of the pulpit behind them, but they claim to know God’s will and are determined by means fair or foul to convert the rest of us to their religiosity. They proselyte on social media, shout their hallelujahs over public school and prison speakers (Ibid pgs. 5-6), as well at sporting events–any place where they find a captive audience. Nature thrives on diversity, but their God demands conformity.  With each book banned from a school or library, these zealots celebrate– as if free will and free thought were worthy of a public hanging.  By degrees, their successes rob the world of color.  Once invention, imagination, and originality become exiles, we find ourselves confined to a grey pallet– a place of shadows where fear and hatred are free to spin their mischief.    The average lifespan for our species is 74 years.  Measured in days, that represents 272,000 sunrises.  Compare this number to the life of our sun which will burn another 4. 57 billion years.  Given the contrast between it and ourselves, a question arises.  Can we afford to be profligate with our brief hour upon the stage? Whether young or old, rather than busying ourselves judging others, we’d do better to contemplate our common destiny and how our actions make either heaven or hell of the earth. The journey each of us takes may be private, yet we know it has public consequences.  A good rule of thumb might be to consider looking inward and holding ourselves accountable for the good or ill we do.  Only when we have shouldered that burden as a compass can we claim to be captains of our souls. *Poem by William Ernest, Henley
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arthropooda · 2 years
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Personally, I feel like I'd you're making a big deal about someone's pronouns, even I'd you hate them, you should use them.
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karadin · 2 years
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how long before Republican Rep Marge Green (who won her primary) begins to follow one of the Robb Elementary survivors down the street to taunt and call them names and accuse them of being child actors?
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onenakedfarmer · 19 hours
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I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't done the screenshot myself.
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themfp1 · 7 days
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MTG Meets With Speaker Johnson Amid Calls to Oust Him
By: Sarah Arnold Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) met with House Speaker, Mike Johnson (R-LA) amid the Republican’s threat of removing him from his speakership. Following their hour-long sit-down meeting, Greene left Johnson’s office appearing frustrated that the speaker passed the “Biden administration’s agenda.” “I got a lot of excuses,” Greene told reporters, saying that there was no deal…
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danielleegnew · 18 days
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Shining like the Son
A beautiful, happy observance of the Resurrected Christ to all who celebrate Easter Sunday!!🕊️ To those who don’t, may you feel the renewal of spring and the comfort of light overcoming darkness, deep within your being! The Christed energy is bigger than even one human being. It is so big, it raised Jesus from the dead. It is so big, it goes well beyond one religion or one spirituality…
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thescoopess · 1 month
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WATCH: Joe Biden's Eyes Popping Moment When He Spots Marjorie Taylor Green at SOTU
PHOTO: Getty Images/SOTU 2024 As President Joe Biden arrived in the House chamber on Thursday to deliver his State of the Union speech, he spotted Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) donning a red “Make America Great Again” hat. His reaction has gone viral! Following its social media distribution, the video clip went viral and people couldn’t stop talking about it. There were tons of…
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boaringoldguy · 1 month
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Finally. A historical soundbite from Branden!
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politicsnc · 1 year
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The bad guys
When I was a kid, we played army a lot. We ran through the woods, building forts and digging foxholes, brandishing toy guns. Our enemies were usually the Germans or Japanese. We were defenders of democracy, saving the world from authoritarian dictatorships.  Back then, we thought Americans were the good guys, at least those who were our leaders. Today, that’s no longer true. The bad guys are…
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mysharona1987 · 2 years
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New Post has been published on Books by Caroline Miller
New Post has been published on https://www.booksbycarolinemiller.com/musings/abandon-fear-ye-who-enter-here/
Abandon Fear Ye Who Enter Here
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A friend of mine took a series of tests to determine her mental decline as she aged. Happily, for her, the tests were comforting.  Even so, I admired her courage.  What she’d done was like poking a sleeping bear with a sharp stick.  If the news hadn’t been good, how would she have coped? Alzheimer’s, for example, has no cure. Early intervention is key for dealing with Alzheimer’s, experts say.  But to what end? A few months of clarity before drifting into that good night and all the while knowing the Good Ship Memory has left the dock? When there is little to be gained, I prefer not to know. Many will think differently.   Fear affects us in different ways. It can leave us catatonic and in denial. Or, like people prancing across hot coals, it can initiate a frenzy to save ourselves.  In every case, fear tests our sanity. People like my friend who face reality with courage leave me in awe. Pete Buttigieg, the U. S. Secretary of Transportation, is also unflappable. Asked about the current state of our democracy, his answer is matter-of-fact.  Our system of government is designed to pick winners and losers.  For the process to work, people have to accept outcomes. Buttigieg’s response is so simple, it smacks of naïvite.  That’s the beauty of truth.  Once grasped, It is simple and profound, like E=MC(2).  Finding the truth is where the complexity lies. After two years and several ballot box investigations, ending with no evidence of wrongdoing, some Americans continue to believe Donald Trump won the 2020 election. They believe the lie because that is the outcome they wanted– as if wishing could make it so.  Like flat-earthers living in a spherical world, they close their eyes to truths that distress them.     If the outcome of an election is difficult to grasp, for many the knowledge that climate change is about to exterminate our species is unfathomable. Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine arises from that consummate ignorance. Ukraine belongs to Russia, he insists. But what does that mean to a dead planet? Absurdity’s crown goes to Iran’s Mullahs, of course. They worry about women’s headgear while the ground crumbles beneath their feet.   If the flat-earthers and their ilk would open their eyes, they’d see the time for rancor is passed.  We must work together if we are to save our species. Unfortunately, too many scrunch their eyes against the light.  They insist Time has a reverse gear that if thrown would return us to better days. Better days aren’t the same for everyone, as we know.  White supremacists long for the era when they were allowed to see themselves as superior beings, a superiority that justified imperialism and slavery. People like Marjorie Taylor Green cling to the notion of race.  It flies in the face of science but it serves her purpose. “…illegal aliens are on the verge of replacing you [whites], replacing your jobs and replacing your kids in school and coming from all over the world, they’re also replacing your culture.  And that’s not great for America. By 2050, half of the U. S. population will have darker skin pigmentation than today’s mix. Pigment means nothing. We don’t discriminate against people based on hair color. Why concern ourselves with skin? Race warriors should attend to the date 2050 for a different reason. That’s the year scientists predict the earth becomes uninhabitable for humans.   Fear can galvanize people into action, as I’ve said. Too often the outcome ends in mindless hate. Ukrainians are as pigment deprived as any Russian.  Even so, one propagandist for Putin’s invasion insists the children of his enemy should be drowned and burned.  Why are people “freaking out?” a researcher asks in response to the times. No one has an answer. Like the stars, black holes, and the universe, being made of stardust, perhaps humans sense the cosmos is shedding tears for our demise.  Is there a cosmic consciousness? Some speculate it exists. To align ourselves, they urge us to move beyond science.  As useful as reason is to us, they insist it is  too narrow a framework to integrate other aspects of the mind, creativity, intuition, or empathy, for example. To discover a different harmony, our inner world will have to experience a shift of epic proportions. The evolution could take a century. Unfortunately, we are running out of time and so we blind ourselves to the future, choosing to engage in a frenzied suspicion of  “the other.”  Reason has no power against the fires of insanity. Insanity must burn itself out, taking us with it.    I cringe to hear talk about saving the planet.  What colossal hubris.  Earth will spin on its axis regardless of rises in temperature and water levels. A few birds might continue to sing. Climate change is about us.  Will we decide to work together or close our eyes to what lies ahead?  Which is to be,  earthlings?  Courage or cowardice?   
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saywhat-politics · 10 months
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BREAKING: National Security experts demand that Trumper Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene be immediately investigated by the FBI after she goes on live television and admits to committing a crime while trying to smear President Biden.
It all started when Greene went live on FOX News last night and revealed that she a she read a document inside a SCIF ― a sensitive compartmented information facility ― related to phony bribery allegations that her and other Republicans are trying to smear Biden with.
Although she provided zero evidence for her claim, she told FOX News that “The FBI only” let her “see it in a SCIF,” so she decided to “make notes” and “write down everything” that she read — and even held the notes up to the camera so that millions of viewers, and even America’s enemies, can see them.
Experts are alarmed because they say that “a SCIF is typically used only for very sensitive information. Lawmakers generally must check all electronic devices before entering, and cannot take notes while inside.
And usually, information revealed in the SCIF can’t be repeated outside of it.”
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