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Dan Johnson will design games for food @coil.bsky.social · 22/07/2024
Panel 1: Fred from Scooby Doo is about to unmask the captured and restrained "ghost", labeled "literally doesn't matter, pick something that sucks"

Panel 2: the mask is removed, revealing Ronald Reagan
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Brian Beutler @brianbeutler.bsky.social · 07/08/2024
If triangulating were a cheat code to politics, Walz would be a bad pick. He recently said “one person’s socialism is another[’s] neighborliness,” instead of running away from everything Rs tar as socialism. In full context, his view is clearly superior. www.offmessage.net/p/moderates-...
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Andrew D Thaler @drandrewthaler.bsky.social · 04/08/2024
A weird thing about Donald's fake debate and the Emhoff not-news is that we just found out that Trump took a $10 million bribe from the president of Egypt just before the 2016 election.
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
I tell people a lot that we already live under Project 2025 here in Alabama. Despite the perception, AL is NOT a poor state, it is just a state full of poor people, with a power structure that uses legislature and policing to make sure those on top keep the profit and control.
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
A state where our governor tried to take money from the education fund to help build a waterpark. www.al.com/news/2023/03...
al.com
Alabama governor sends education dollars to water park
Montgomery whitewater development behind schedule, over budget.
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
We are a state with an infrastructure so bad that our city shuts down schools if it is likely to have a hard rain, because our streets flood and the buses can't run because our storm water system is overwhelmed.
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
It's how the fifth biggest city in the state and the home of its pride and joy University is crumbling to pieces once you get more than two miles off the campus. But no one cares because of who it harms. www.al.com/news/2023/10...
al.com
Tuscaloosa’s rampant sewage overflows harming Black communities, groups say
The Southern Environmental Law Center says it found "a disproportionate amount of chronic sewage overflows in predominantly Black communities."
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
In Alabama, prisons exist to profit the state. That is why they took the COVID emergency funds meant for healthcare and built a new prison. inthesetimes.com/article/alab...
inthesetimes.com
Lawsuit: Alabama Is Denying Prisoners Parole to Lease Their Labor to Meatpackers, McDonalds
No parole if you’re still profitable.
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
The goal of API is to eliminate government except as an apparatus of power to promote traditional, Christian values, and to eliminate taxes and whatever taxes are obtained must be funneled to Christian organizations. Legislature exists only to enforce these goals.
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Robin Marty @robinmarty.com · 18/07/2024
I accidentally read this op ed and it brought up something I've been meaning to say for a while: If you want to understand - REALLY understand - what Project 2025 will do, take a look at Alabama. (Buckle in, this is going to take a few) www.al.com/politics/202...
al.com
Smith: Project 2025 is better than what we're currently doing
Conservatives putting forth conservative policy ideas isn’t a threat to America. It is a clear and vital challenge to progressive liberalism and the federal bureaucracy.
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Susan Rinkunas @susanrinkunas.com · 14/09/2023
Absolutely terrifying: state-funded researchers in Poland have developed the first-ever lab tests that can detect if a person has taken abortion pills, and prosecutors have used them to investigate pregnancy outcomes. The tests work for both mifepristone and misoprostol.
jezebel.com
There Are Now Tests That Can Detect If Someone Took Abortion Pills
The chilling development comes out of Poland, where prosecutors have already used the tests to investigate pregnancy outcomes.
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Ada Palmer @adapalmer.bsky.social · 13/09/2023
When facing the "All we need is STEM!" approach to education, my usual response is: Developing the vaccine was the STEM problem; distribution & getting shots in arms was the Social Science problem; getting people to trust it & combatting misinformation was the Humanities problem-- which did we fail?
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Katie Mack @astrokatie.com · 13/09/2023
I feel like the definition of being at “high risk” from covid really needs to include “high probability of messing up your health and life for months or years” not just “likely to immediately kill you.” A 9% chance that I’m gonna be sick for at least three months is a pretty high risk!
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Andrea Grimes @andreagrimes.com · 06/09/2023
The Paxton impeachment trial is on another break. They're taking them every 90 minutes or so, plus lunch. Worth noting that this year, Texas's Republican-dominated Legislature outlawed local city mandates requiring that construction workers get 10-minute water breaks every four hours.
texastribune.org
As Texas swelters, local rules requiring water breaks for constructio…
Gov. Greg Abbott approved a law this week that will eliminate city and county ordinances like Austin’s and Dallas’ mandated water breaks.
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