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@blatham,

blatham wrote:

Not to worry. She's coming back with a correction and will explain to us how she became this misinformed. Because she has integrity.

Certainly, she always does. And she has integrity.

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Ed Krassenstein
‏@EdKrassen
This is Philadelphia Eagles player Chris Long. He donated his entire season's income to charity, including his first 6 paychecks to Charlottesville Scholarship programs.

Long also says he WILL NOT attend the WH to meet with Trump if the Eagles win

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@blatham,

If right wing extremists want to lie about their own shitty health care system that's fine, but when they smear our wonderful system, and lie about the motivations of people who support it, it makes me really angry.

Trump has stirred up a hornet's nest, if he was worried about the protests before he's going to need to pack extra pairs of brown trousers because anti Trump feeling, across the political divide has just shot up.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Yes. She's a moral creature and beyond that she is deeply invested in the rigors of good scholarship.

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How the right wing lies over here.

https://e3.365dm.com/16/06/1096x616/gettyimages-531883850-1-2048x1536_3490755.jpg?20160626132012

We've voted to leave so where's the ******* money?

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@Walter Hinteler,

WH - on the keeping her honest trail since (at least) 2003

https://able2know.org/topic/3107-1#post-75116

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@blatham,

Terrific guy.

(and the Krassensteins are favs)

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@izzythepush,

Odd times. I suspect Trump could go over to England and grab Elizabeth's pussy and the only aspect that would bother his supporters is the choice of female.

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@blatham,

Wrong again.

I’m hoping the fight for universal healthcare wins, but unlike you people, I won’t pretend something is working when it isn’t, and I won’t pretend a protest is a celebration.

Try to face what’s actually happening and be truthful about it.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Fix it

BECAUSE IT’S BROKEN!!!!!

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@ehBeth,

I don't follow football so did not know of the fellow at all. Clearly a terrific fellow. Serious hat tip to him and family.

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@blatham,

Haha. The contortions by you, Walter, and others are hilarious.

So, it was a celebration of the current state of the NHS?

Open-faced lying.

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@izzythepush,

I KNOW just as you do what they are protesting and demanding.

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"We're going to have insurance for everybody."

-- Donald J. Trump, January 15, 2017

Yes. That goal was reached last Tuesday. Through the diligence and hard work of Trump and the GOP led Congress. Well done, everyone.

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@Lash,

Lash wrote:

So, it was a celebration of the current state of the NHS?

Neither I nor any of the demonstrators claimed that - it was just the opposite: the want the good status of the NHS back, which was destroyed by the Conservatives (Actually, I gave the links, but obviously you didn't see them, or ehBeths post or the reports in paper, and on tv, or ...)

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@Lash,

Lash wrote:

I KNOW just as you do what they are protesting and demanding.

And WHY do you write all that NONSENSE?

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Axios
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@axios
57m57 minutes ago
The Dow fell more than 300 points at open, extending the volatility from Friday when the Dow dropped 666 points

So then, great work Trump! We love what you're doing with the stock market. But we should have expected it because you have one of the greatest minds ever and your first year surpassed every prior administration since the founding of that great nation, the world's shining house on the hill (which was actually used for grain storage).

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All this finger pointing and the wailing and gnashing of teeth is really unbecoming for a group of folks who lie regularly to themselves [they are too cowardly to utter a peep] about the biggest set of lies ever to hit planet Earth.

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2018's front runner for the No ****, Sherlock! award

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This, then, is the article we thought we would never write: a frank statement that a certain form of partisanship is now a moral necessity. The Republican Party, as an institution, has become a danger to the rule of law and the integrity of our democracy. The problem is not just Donald Trump; it’s the larger political apparatus that made a conscious decision to enable him. In a two-party system, nonpartisanship works only if both parties are consistent democratic actors. If one of them is not predictably so, the space for nonpartisans evaporates. We’re thus driven to believe that the best hope of defending the country from Trump’s Republican enablers, and of saving the Republican Party from itself, is to do as Toren Beasley did: vote mindlessly and mechanically against Republicans at every opportunity, until the party either rights itself or implodes (very preferably the former).

Atlantic

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@revelette1,

revelette1 wrote:

So now the Koch brothers are planting conservative political ideologue's in universities and will begin censoring books according to their political views? They are like a diseased plague spreading across every nook and cranny of the US.

The name of that disease is "Authoritarian Fascism".

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