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Lucky he has the health insurance he voted to rip away from millions.
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So apparently our country has many,many,many people who share Humbert Humbert's sickness or see nothing wrong with it.
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Peter Morley âżď¸
about 9 hours ago
âThe law is VERY clear: undocumented people CANNOT access Medicaid, Medicare, or the Affordable Care Act. End of discussion.â -Senator Bernie Sanders DISPELS the GOP talking point myth as a total LIE once and for all!
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Thorn Delarosa-Hawthorne
about 20 hours ago
Youâre allowed to mourn the softness you lost by hardening your heart to protect it from the world
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@fetterman.senate.gov
I think you may be confusing righteous anger from all of us who voted for you as toxic poison from the left. We thought we were electing a Democrat and we were wrong so,so wrong. Don't blame us for expressing our anger at being robbed of a representative to look out for us.
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Molly McKew
1 day ago
Like I dunno, maybe the reason it took a lady to break open the story of all the men protecting the dude trafficking underage girls is because the male journos were all emailing him making jokes about it?
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DO NOT REPEAT THIS POPEHAT
1 day ago
Did Underage Girls Ruin Politics? Tomorrow in the
@nytimes.com
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Kevin M. Kruse
3 days ago
You can tell that Senate Democrats know they made an awesome deal because they sprang it on us on a Sunday afternoon and then raced it through that same night.
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Wajahat Ali
4 days ago
These 8 useless Democratic Senators are all wealthy and have feathered themselves a lovely retirement nest. They don't need to be in these positions anymore. They can amble away into the privileged nothingness that defines their spinelessness and lack of courage. Demand more and better, folks.
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Pete Buttigieg
3 days ago
Speaker Johnson has literally said he's "not promising anyone anything." For once, I believe him.
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I speak from experience when I say that when someone who harms you dies you don't exactly feel joy & desire to dance in the streets but rather a lifting of the immense weight in your heart. A peacefulness comes to you. IDK if HIS demise will bring on that feeling for us but whatever you feel is ok.
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Real_I_am_Groot
4 days ago
Theyâre caving because for establishment democrats - their lives will be just fine whether or not weâre successful in stopping fascism or not. Thatâs the bottom line. They take turns making deals that always seem to favor the rich. Democrat - Republican if youâre rich, you know you will be fine.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
4 days ago
The average SNAP benefit per month is $177 a person. The average ACA benefit per month is up to $550 a person. People want us to hold the line for a reason. This is not a matter of appealing to a base. Itâs about peopleâs lives. And working people want leaders whose word means something to them.
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Max Berger
4 days ago
The two party system is incompatible with democracy. We must change our electoral system to restore democracy.
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Bradley Whitford
4 days ago
Hey
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@schumer.senate.gov
: compromising with fascists is compliance. Read the room. Do your jobs. Protect your constituents.
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Santiago Mayer
4 days ago
Chuck Schumer cannot agree to any deal that does not include, at minimum, a one year extension of the ACA credits. A pinky promise from John Thune is meaningless.
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Aren't they hosting a terrorist at the W.H. on Tuesday?
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Khashoggi's Ghost
5 days ago
A 50 year mortgage would be just great for the banks. We'd all pay more for the same amount of house, and banks would reap the profits. This is not the way to make buying a house affordable. Building more housing and paying a livable wage will benefit everyone except banks and their shareholders.
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Tim Williams Art
6 days ago
I don't talk about it often...but I have struggled with major bouts of depression most of my life. I have sought help and it has saved my life. Don't be afraid or ashamed to ask for help if you are struggling. You deserve to be happy and there are GREAT professionals out there who can help. â¤ď¸đŞ
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Brian Tyler Cohen
5 days ago
Senate Dems, do not cave. Ensuring healthcare premiums donât surge is an 80-20 issue. They want to gut the ACA because their disdain for Obama far outweighs their concern for anyoneâs health.
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This statement by Oz says a lot about him.
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Stephen King
6 days ago
Harry Truman: If it benefits all the people, they call it socialism.
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Chief Skeet đđ¤âđžđą
8 days ago
If someone tells you that you hurt them, you donât get to decide that you didnât.
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Bird + Camera
7 days ago
Quit Amazon and all of their affiliates now! They have already started replacing workers with robots. Their goal is to replace half a million workers with robots. Their reason? Humans are inefficient and cutting into their bottom line. But they need humans to buy their products so stop buying them!
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Peter Morley âżď¸
7 days ago
đĽThe Senate Republicans are going to be FORCED to work with Senate Democrats to END the shut down after the results of Tuesdayâs elections. I spoke with someone in anonymity that GOP members are receiving MAJOR push-back from their constituents. The Democrats cannot fold on DEFENDING ACA subsidies.
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Amazon offers Thanksgiving meal deal for $25. Eff Jeff Bezos. This is an opportunistic attempt at garnering goodwill. Maybe offer it to the hundreds of employees you laid off, Poser.
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The Editorial Board
7 days ago
Friends, white power is a scam. It promises heaven, delivers hell. Yes, those who were scammed *chose to be scammed* b/c they lie to themselves before they lie to anyone else (that's the root of white power, lies). Nevertheless, they were scammed. They feel burned. Dems should capitalize on that.
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Dave Byrnes
8 days ago
Good afternoon from Chicago's Dirksen federal courthouse. I'm currently in the courtroom of District Judge Robert Gettleman, waiting for a restraining order hearing to begin in a case that alleges people held at the Broadview, IL ICE facility are treated inhumanely and deprived of legal counsel.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
While he was ultimately convicted, Guiteau was not alone in this argument. Others had also accused the lead physician, Dr. Doctor Willard Bliss, of negligence. Thatâs not a typo BTW. The doctorâs first name was Doctor. Our takeaway from all this? Wash your hands.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
Guiteau was charged with murder, and at his trial, he argued that the president had actually died from malpractice with his now-famous line: âI did not kill the president. The doctors did that. I merely shot him.â
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
Predictably, infection set in and developed into sepsis. As his condition deteriorated, Garfield was transported to his familyâs cottage, where he died on September 19, 79 days after the attack. The cause of death was attributed to a heart attack, massive hemorrhaging, and sepsis.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
Alexander Graham Bell was even enlisted to use his experimental metal detector to find the bullet. Ultimately, the detector âfailedâ because Bell had been told to scan the wrong area of Garfieldâs body.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
The general belief was that the highest priority was the removal of the bullet, so a parade of doctors dug around his wound looking for it without sterilizing their hands or medical instruments. Also off the table? Anesthesia.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
Unfortunately for the president, doctors during this period were relatively unaware of germs and the role they play in disease and illness.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
The bullet did not strike any major organs, though, and the wound was survivable. If the injury had happened today, he likely wouldâve been out of the hospital in a few days.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
On July 2, 1881, President Garfield was shot twice by a man named Charles J. Guiteau. The first shot grazed Garfieldâs arm, while the second bullet pierced his back and lodged behind his pancreas.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
8 days ago
âI did not kill the president. The doctors did that. I merely shot him.â âCharles J. Guiteau, charged with the death of President James A. Garfield, 1882 Letâs get into it. đ§ľâŹď¸
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Kevin M. Kruse
8 days ago
After those results, the Democratic response to GOP pressure to cave on the shutdown should simply be
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Santiago Mayer
9 days ago
WOW. 81% of women 18-29 voted for Mamdani, 80% for Sherril, and 78% for Spanberger. Gen Z women aren't playing around.
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Let's continue bringing this energy towards dismantling the current police state and feeding our country's most vulnerable citizens.
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Joanne Freeman
9 days ago
THIS. I've been saying this for many, many months. This is a time for a new kind of politics. We don't live in an Old World Two-Party system anymore. "Reaching across the aisle" doesn't work so well. It's fascism vs. democracy. And you don't compromise with fascists.
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Looking forward to watching multimedia talking heads say Mayor Mamdani .
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Ana Marie Cox
9 days ago
We're all going to write pieces about what you can learn from tonight but it's actually pretty simple: The frontier of the Rebellion is everywhere. And even the smallest act of insurrection pushes our lines forward.
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Jessica Wildfire
9 days ago
A bigoted war criminal got to live a full life and died in his 80s. You don't have to be sad. You don't have to "honor" him. He deserves no more respect than a total stranger.
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At all time when there isn't much to be hopeful for the people turned out and created their own. Thank you to all and especially fellow Pennsylvanians for retaining our judges for another 10 years. Congratulations to all the Dem winners across the country both candidates and voters.
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Dr. Hilary Agro, PhD đ
9 days ago
I need to be personally notified of every centrist and cop who is crying, screaming, throwing up etc
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Robert Reich
9 days ago
The oligarchy came out in full force against Zohran Mamdani's fight for a more affordable NYC. It didn't matter. Let his victory in the face of Big Money serve as a reminder that people have the power.
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Alt National Park Service
9 days ago
Attn Pennsylvania voters: Reports are coming in of signs near polling places reading âNo Kings, No Retentionâ with a crown-slash logo. These signs are fake and misleading, part of a disinformation push. In Pennsylvania, you should vote YES to retain the Supreme Court justices on the ballot.
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Boba Cyclist ě
9 days ago
We just voted for Zohran Mamdani
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