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With some trepidation, I return to Erik's discussion of remaking the Democratic Party . I too have had a couple of tabs up that are relevant.
As I look at the more than 800 comments, I see a commonality. Everyone has their very own idea of why Kamala Harris lost or Donald Trump won. A few engaged in discussion with the OP, but they were so few and far between that I couldn't engage. And, tbh, I was away from the computer for large chunks of time.
I’ve been working with the photos on my phone and found the ones I took at the Santa Fe Women’s March. Here’s a selection with words by Helen Reddy. I am woman, hear me roar And I’ve been down there on the floorAnd no one’s ever gonna keep me down again I don’t know who […]
The people affected were released to home confinement during the COVID pandemic. Republicans want to lock them up again.
Yesterday Joe Biden gave a speech at the Brookings Institution about what he's done for the US economy and warned Donald Trump not to screw it up. Heather Cox Richardson reports.
RFKJr’s lawyer is bringing suit to revoke FDA approval for the polio vaccine and others. (gift link) One of Mr. Siri’s arguments against vaccines is that some, including the polio and hepatitis B vaccines, have not been tested against placebos in randomized, double-blind clinical trials — the gold standard for medical research, in which some […]
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is running to be ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability. ( gift link ) Representative Gerald E. Connolly, 74, of Virginia, currently is chair. Because the Republicans will have a majority in the next Congress, the top Democrat will be ranking member.
Over the last few months, the New York Times has run articles on nuclear weapons and nuclear war. The latest is by William Langewiesche , about a classified war game in which nuclear war escalated much more quickly than the participants, including the Secretary of Defense, expected.
In the 1950s and again in the 1980s, the American public engaged with the issues of nuclear weapons. Demonstrations led to banning atmospheric tests in 1963 and bolstered both Ronald Reagan's and Mikhail Gorbachev's desire to eliminate nuclear weapons. Now important treaties have been abandoned, and a nuclear arms race may be starting. But the public seems to have tuned nuclear dangers out. Climate change has replaced nuclear war as the overwhelming existential danger.
The New York Times Editorial Board, as part of their series on nuclear war and nuclear weapons, wrote a long appeal to Donald Trump to get us out of our dependence on nuclear weapons. (gift link) Trump has, numerous times, expressed a wish that he could be the one who ends the nuclear standoff, along […]
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