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“I joined the military to serve the country that sheltered my family’s escape from authoritarianism, and yet the privilege has been all mine. To this day, despite everything that has happened, I continue to believe in the American Dream.”
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“He’s telling us you’re going to need courage, vision and most importantly love at the center of it.” ~Cornel West on John Coltrane’s ‘Alabama’ “‘Alabama’ is about the pain that we’ve been through but the hope that we have.” @common
“This is not to suggest that the November election will be “rigged,” as Mr. Trump asserts. If he believes that, he should reconsider his participation and let someone run who isn’t looking for an excuse to blame for defeat.” ~ @WSJopinion
My Latest—> None dare call it treason, but perhaps one day they will - The Washington Post
My Latest—> None dare call it Treason, but perhaps one day they will
John Coltrane’s “Alabama” was inspired by the rhythm of Martin Luther King’s eulogy for the four young girls murdered by white supremacists at the 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963.
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This is the most devastating political ad I’ve seen in years. It reveals the truth about Trump and China, and that truth is ugly.
Russians are paying Islamic radicals to kill American troops in Afghanistan. Donald Trump has known about Putin targeting Americans for months and has refused to even condemn Russia diplomatically. What Republican senator will speak out against this shocking dereliction of duty?
What would Jesus do? I’m guessing he wouldn’t target people with tear gas and rubber bullets so he could get a photo op holding a Bible upside down. Just a wild hunch.
Poor leadership would be hiding at a country club golfing while fellow Americans are suffering and dying. She's not doing that. You are.
I’ve grown up watching a lot of weak Democratic ads that don’t grab voters’ attention. This Biden ad is bad ass. Whoever put it together knows what they’re doing.
Stop. Listen. Understand. The president of the United States just said that the guaranteed right to free speech is "disgusting."
Trump Administration report shows refugees added $63 billion to US economy over the past decade. Trump White House then killed the report they ordered and demanded it be manipulated to only show costs and not profits.
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