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I don’t want to seem out of touch but I don’t actually understand the economy anymore.
November 18, 2025 at 3:23 AM
I don’t want to seem out of touch but I don’t actually understand the economy anymore.
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Not really an overstatement to say that the test of a free society is whether or not comedians can make fun of the country's leader on TV without repurcussions.
July 18, 2025 at 3:39 PM
Not really an overstatement to say that the test of a free society is whether or not comedians can make fun of the country's leader on TV without repurcussions.
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Biologist pointed me to this LinkedIn post: OMG! Look at water map!
There will be NO hearings or public comment
Forest Service is largest source of municipal water in our country.
Urban areas are included in this: Portland, LA, Denver, & Atlanta specifically receive a huge portion of this water
There will be NO hearings or public comment
Forest Service is largest source of municipal water in our country.
Urban areas are included in this: Portland, LA, Denver, & Atlanta specifically receive a huge portion of this water
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United States Biosphere Network Steering...
Congressional Phone Call Script:
Hello [name],
I am a constituent from [city, state], and I'm calling to express serious concern about the proposed bill that would allow the sale of our Forest Service and BLM land.
The Forest Service is the largest source of municipal water in our country. This water directly impacts 33 states, spanning rural areas and major cities like Portland, Los Angeles, Denver, and Atlanta, which receive a significant portion of their water from the Forest Service.
The land eligible for sale matches the land with the highest water sources.
This isn't about trees, but about water.
Under this bill, citizens won't even be able to comment on the land being sold, almost as if they have buyers lined up.
This is a threat to multi-trillion dollar industries, our local economy, our national economy, the tax burdens of our citizens, and our very own lives.
I urge you to prioritize this being removed from the bill.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:gyqomehbaofgdgoihtawtg6a/bafkreigl5o2so7jsrbhv2brsv3d2sy45nbrt54cdzknfgvbsjhwqf5n4mq@jpeg)
June 19, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Biologist pointed me to this LinkedIn post: OMG! Look at water map!
There will be NO hearings or public comment
Forest Service is largest source of municipal water in our country.
Urban areas are included in this: Portland, LA, Denver, & Atlanta specifically receive a huge portion of this water
There will be NO hearings or public comment
Forest Service is largest source of municipal water in our country.
Urban areas are included in this: Portland, LA, Denver, & Atlanta specifically receive a huge portion of this water
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The 80-year recipe stoking America’s Prosperity:
1) Free-market capital investments in brilliant ideas…
2) enabled by Engineering Innovations…
3) based on Science Research in Universities…
4) funded by Grants from the US Government.
It’s time more people understood this.
1) Free-market capital investments in brilliant ideas…
2) enabled by Engineering Innovations…
3) based on Science Research in Universities…
4) funded by Grants from the US Government.
It’s time more people understood this.
May 17, 2025 at 1:36 PM
The 80-year recipe stoking America’s Prosperity:
1) Free-market capital investments in brilliant ideas…
2) enabled by Engineering Innovations…
3) based on Science Research in Universities…
4) funded by Grants from the US Government.
It’s time more people understood this.
1) Free-market capital investments in brilliant ideas…
2) enabled by Engineering Innovations…
3) based on Science Research in Universities…
4) funded by Grants from the US Government.
It’s time more people understood this.
Revisiting the only podcast episode I've ever enjoyed listening to. What makes a decision hard: reframing reworking rethinking choices. Distinguishing big choices from hard choices. Recognizing our role in shaping our own life. NPR Life Kit 2020 episode
May 6, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Revisiting the only podcast episode I've ever enjoyed listening to. What makes a decision hard: reframing reworking rethinking choices. Distinguishing big choices from hard choices. Recognizing our role in shaping our own life. NPR Life Kit 2020 episode
April 16, 2025 at 12:33 AM
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A letter from the chiefs enewspaper.denverpost.com/infinity/art...
Trump’s approach has us worried for the future of public lands
Trump’s approach has us worried for the future of public lands
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April 14, 2025 at 3:14 AM
A letter from the chiefs enewspaper.denverpost.com/infinity/art...
