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If that seems overwhelming it's because it is! That's the point; they want to overwhelm us into inaction.
That's why I'm tracking stories at AbortionEveryDay.com and why I wrote my book. (You can get your copy here prh.com/abortion)
We can't let them get away with a thing!
That's why I'm tracking stories at AbortionEveryDay.com and why I wrote my book. (You can get your copy here prh.com/abortion)
We can't let them get away with a thing!
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September 26, 2024 at 3:37 PM
If that seems overwhelming it's because it is! That's the point; they want to overwhelm us into inaction.
That's why I'm tracking stories at AbortionEveryDay.com and why I wrote my book. (You can get your copy here prh.com/abortion)
We can't let them get away with a thing!
That's why I'm tracking stories at AbortionEveryDay.com and why I wrote my book. (You can get your copy here prh.com/abortion)
We can't let them get away with a thing!
Reposted by Roy P Dig
It’s hard to keep track of the various stables of repeat vox pops the NYT draws on.
But it be interesting to hear why undecided voters in the news pages have first and last names, but the opinion section’s undecided voters are first name only.
But it be interesting to hear why undecided voters in the news pages have first and last names, but the opinion section’s undecided voters are first name only.
September 17, 2024 at 9:59 PM
It’s hard to keep track of the various stables of repeat vox pops the NYT draws on.
But it be interesting to hear why undecided voters in the news pages have first and last names, but the opinion section’s undecided voters are first name only.
But it be interesting to hear why undecided voters in the news pages have first and last names, but the opinion section’s undecided voters are first name only.