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-A living wage
-Guaranteed healthcare
-The right to join a union
-The right to vote
-The right to choose when, how, and with whom you start a family
-The right for you and your family to live free from gun violence
These are the foundations of real freedom.
-Guaranteed healthcare
-The right to join a union
-The right to vote
-The right to choose when, how, and with whom you start a family
-The right for you and your family to live free from gun violence
These are the foundations of real freedom.
October 20, 2025 at 6:01 PM
-A living wage
-Guaranteed healthcare
-The right to join a union
-The right to vote
-The right to choose when, how, and with whom you start a family
-The right for you and your family to live free from gun violence
These are the foundations of real freedom.
-Guaranteed healthcare
-The right to join a union
-The right to vote
-The right to choose when, how, and with whom you start a family
-The right for you and your family to live free from gun violence
These are the foundations of real freedom.
Reposted by Diane Bunch
In @nytopinion.nytimes.com:
“The cruelty of these cuts is matched only by their stupidity,” writes Lawrence Summers about the domestic policy bill President Trump signed into law on Friday. “Medicaid beneficiaries will lose, but so will the rest of us.”
“The cruelty of these cuts is matched only by their stupidity,” writes Lawrence Summers about the domestic policy bill President Trump signed into law on Friday. “Medicaid beneficiaries will lose, but so will the rest of us.”
Opinion | Lawrence Summers: This Law Made Me Ashamed of My Country
A focus on economics misses the human brutality that is the most problematic aspect of this legislation.
www.nytimes.com
July 8, 2025 at 4:21 PM
In @nytopinion.nytimes.com:
“The cruelty of these cuts is matched only by their stupidity,” writes Lawrence Summers about the domestic policy bill President Trump signed into law on Friday. “Medicaid beneficiaries will lose, but so will the rest of us.”
“The cruelty of these cuts is matched only by their stupidity,” writes Lawrence Summers about the domestic policy bill President Trump signed into law on Friday. “Medicaid beneficiaries will lose, but so will the rest of us.”
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Hey guys remember the Hillary Clinton email server?
Seems kinda, small today, doesn’t it?
Seems kinda, small today, doesn’t it?
March 24, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Hey guys remember the Hillary Clinton email server?
Seems kinda, small today, doesn’t it?
Seems kinda, small today, doesn’t it?
Reposted by Diane Bunch
Millions of Americans — especially seniors, small businesses, and rural communities — rely daily on USPS's affordable rates and universal service.
Privatization would make the mail more expensive and less reliable — all to enrich the billionaire class.
We cannot let it happen.
Privatization would make the mail more expensive and less reliable — all to enrich the billionaire class.
We cannot let it happen.
March 18, 2025 at 12:15 AM
Millions of Americans — especially seniors, small businesses, and rural communities — rely daily on USPS's affordable rates and universal service.
Privatization would make the mail more expensive and less reliable — all to enrich the billionaire class.
We cannot let it happen.
Privatization would make the mail more expensive and less reliable — all to enrich the billionaire class.
We cannot let it happen.
Reposted by Diane Bunch
The regime continues to deport lawful residents with no due process & in defiance of court orders.
If you think this doesn’t affect you, you’re wrong. They won’t stop with folks from Syria & Lebanon.
If we let them get away with this, they’ll expand to all sorts of people, including citizens.
If you think this doesn’t affect you, you’re wrong. They won’t stop with folks from Syria & Lebanon.
If we let them get away with this, they’ll expand to all sorts of people, including citizens.
Brown University Professor and Doctor Is Deported to Lebanon Despite a Judge’s Order (Gift Article)
Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a kidney transplant specialist and Brown University professor who had a valid visa, was expelled in apparent defiance of a court order.
www.nytimes.com
March 17, 2025 at 6:12 PM
The regime continues to deport lawful residents with no due process & in defiance of court orders.
If you think this doesn’t affect you, you’re wrong. They won’t stop with folks from Syria & Lebanon.
If we let them get away with this, they’ll expand to all sorts of people, including citizens.
If you think this doesn’t affect you, you’re wrong. They won’t stop with folks from Syria & Lebanon.
If we let them get away with this, they’ll expand to all sorts of people, including citizens.
Reposted by Diane Bunch
As Trump tries to dismantle the Department of Education, remember that his plan to cut the corporate tax rate to 15% would give the 100 largest corporations a tax cut larger than the entire department's K-12 budget.
Really think about how twisted this all is.
Really think about how twisted this all is.
March 11, 2025 at 10:52 PM
As Trump tries to dismantle the Department of Education, remember that his plan to cut the corporate tax rate to 15% would give the 100 largest corporations a tax cut larger than the entire department's K-12 budget.
Really think about how twisted this all is.
Really think about how twisted this all is.
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When it comes to trans people & what the regime is doing to obliterate them, now is when we get to say what side we’re on & who we are. My take:
February 8, 2025 at 6:55 PM
When it comes to trans people & what the regime is doing to obliterate them, now is when we get to say what side we’re on & who we are. My take:
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"If you are a Quaker who wants to get involved and wants to participate in the issue of immigration," Pedro Rios, the director of AFSC's U.S.–Mexico Border Program, advised in this 2015 video, "begin with your local Meeting or begin with local organizations that you are already in contact with."
Quakers and Migrant Justice - QuakerSpeak
QuakerSpeak explores Friends’ perspectives on immigration, reframing the common notion that “we have an immigration problem.”
quakerspeak.com
January 30, 2025 at 10:15 PM
"If you are a Quaker who wants to get involved and wants to participate in the issue of immigration," Pedro Rios, the director of AFSC's U.S.–Mexico Border Program, advised in this 2015 video, "begin with your local Meeting or begin with local organizations that you are already in contact with."
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President Trump on Wednesday revoked a 60-year-old executive order banning discrimination in hiring practices in the federal government, his latest action aimed at gutting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. nyti.ms/4hrnXeJ
January 22, 2025 at 10:05 PM
President Trump on Wednesday revoked a 60-year-old executive order banning discrimination in hiring practices in the federal government, his latest action aimed at gutting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. nyti.ms/4hrnXeJ
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We need more engineers & immigration policy should facilitate that.
We also need many other workers, in health care, construction, small business, etc.
Since our founding, immigrants with all sorts of skills have made the U.S. a better place.
Let’s not pretend only tech immigrants are worthy.
We also need many other workers, in health care, construction, small business, etc.
Since our founding, immigrants with all sorts of skills have made the U.S. a better place.
Let’s not pretend only tech immigrants are worthy.
December 28, 2024 at 4:47 PM
We need more engineers & immigration policy should facilitate that.
We also need many other workers, in health care, construction, small business, etc.
Since our founding, immigrants with all sorts of skills have made the U.S. a better place.
Let’s not pretend only tech immigrants are worthy.
We also need many other workers, in health care, construction, small business, etc.
Since our founding, immigrants with all sorts of skills have made the U.S. a better place.
Let’s not pretend only tech immigrants are worthy.
Reposted by Diane Bunch
A plan to make it easier for officials to tow RVs parked overnight on city streets was rejected in a vote by San Francisco supervisors Tuesday.
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SF supervisors vote to reverse RV parking restrictions
The San Francisco board decided against stricter towing rules for recreational vehicles, which are used as homes by hundreds of people.
sfstandard.com
December 11, 2024 at 6:19 PM
A plan to make it easier for officials to tow RVs parked overnight on city streets was rejected in a vote by San Francisco supervisors Tuesday.
#sfnews #sfpol
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