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That sounds like one of those stories where you hear it and think, “Surely I misheard that.” 😳

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Honestly, she’d have the deflection part down. Every question gets answered with a completely different question. 😂

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What worries me is how contraception could get folded into “national security.” If oral contraceptives become harder to get, that’s huge. Add the rhetoric around demographics and population growth, and it raises some uncomfortable questions. Am I the only one seeing this?

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What specific statement or action are you referring to? I’m curious what you think the legal or constitutional basis for removal would be in that situation, and what evidence you’re relying on.

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That’s a serious accusation. What specific conditions or documented incidents are you referring to? I’d like to understand what happened and what evidence supports that claim.

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That’s a striking interpretation. But what concrete evidence do you see that the architecture is actually driven by fear or a desire to control the audience, rather than simply by spectacle and self-image?

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I think there’s an important distinction between assessing someone’s ability to perform a safety-sensitive job and trying to diagnose a public figure from the outside. What standards do you think should apply to elected officials, and who should be responsible for conducting those assessments?

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Connie @connie4spirit.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

That’s a pretty intense take. What makes you think Washington is actually preparing for that kind of scenario? I’d be interested to hear what you’re basing it on.

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😱 horror. I thought I might make it out of this life without starving to death to do so. But it looks like we could be in breadlines before the end of this decade. I am not trying to be hyperbolic. I just know we have to vote blue! We have to have enough senators to have a 60% threshold.

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I hear you. That’s a pretty serious concern. What specifically are you seeing that makes you think breadlines could become a reality before the end of the decade?

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Mary Hilton @maryhilt.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

That’s an interesting way to frame it.Russia and China have intentions we can debate,but AI adds a different kind of uncertainty the technology itself doesn’t have political intentions,yet people can use it in ways we may not anticipate real question may be who controls it and what safeguards exist

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That's why gerrymandering is so prevalent in the US-the Republicans are trying to suppress the votes of anyone who isn't white, because they believe they'll vote for the Democrats. They KNOW immigrants can't vote. But American citizens of color do.

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Exactly. The key distinction is that immigrants generally can’t vote in federal elections, while millions of citizens of color absolutely can. That’s why debates over district maps and voting rules matter so much who gets represented is ultimately at stake.

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Honestly, if access is the leverage, refusing to play along might be the strongest response. At what point does the press decide that chasing access isn’t worth sacrificing independent coverage?

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Nora Mae @noramae.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Exactly. It feels like accountability only happens after the damage is already done. Why does it take lawsuits, ruined lives, or political pressure before elected officials finally act?

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This should be illegal & in true American way, eventually it will be brought to attention to those who can put a stop to it. Lawsuits will be filed & things will change. Sadly our elected officials can’t do anything for its people until countless lives have been ruined and their job is on the line

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Exactly. The part that really bothers me is the judge-shopping. If you can keep filing until you find a court willing to block something voters already decided, what exactly is supposed to prevent that from becoming the norm?

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That’s what I’m trying to understand too. If voters approve something directly, what legal standard allows a court to block it afterward? At what point does judicial review become overriding voters rather than interpreting the law? Missouri’s situation raises serious questions about that distinction

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MapQuest it is. 😄 And now I’m curious what’s the story behind Lake Ontario being the exception?

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Exactly that’s quite the contrast. Accountability seems to depend on who’s being held to it. What do you think should happen next?

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It really does raise some interesting questions about justice and whether the law is applied consistently. What do you think should have happened in his case?

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Good evening 🇺🇸 from this part of town

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Good evening 🇺🇸 from this part of town

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Patricia Marie @mychickadee.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

The military is supposed to serve the Constitution and the American people not any political party. DoD rules specifically restrict partisan political activity and the appearance of military endorsement. That principle should matter regardless of who occupies the White House.

doc.defense.gov

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Nobody owns PRO-LIFE, especially Republicans. Just because women’s bodies need different care than men doesn’t mean they’re pro-death. HOW ABOUT PRO-HEALTHCARE!!!

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“Pro-life” doesn’t own the conversation. What matters is whether policies actually protect women’s health, support families, and expand access to healthcare. What’s wrong with being pro-healthcare?

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Vox @vox.com · 22/09/2026

That’s a lot of sweeping claims. If we’re going to debate the record, let’s stick to specifics: Which healthcare cuts, food-assistance cuts, housing decisions, and debt figures are you referring to and what source are you using? I’m happy to compare the actual numbers and policies.

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Sen. Susan Collins cast the pivotal vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh in 2018. He then helped overturn Roe v. Wade four years later. Now she’s battling for her Senate seat in the midterms, and abortion rights groups are betting that voters haven’t forgotten how she contributed to the fall of Roe.

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