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Friday, July 28, 2017
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"Studio Gangster" is another way of saying "Fake Tough Guy With Napolean Complex", I think @AriMelber 😏 twitter.com/chriscirillo_/… | |
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This insane clown posse in the white house would be funny if it wasn't so dangerous- goo.gl/6isbSD | |
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$1,600,000,000 to build a wall @SpeakerRyan? But we can't afford for people to see a doctor? Outrageous. Your priorities are jacked. | |
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Thursday, July 27, 2017
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Amazing – every version of #Trumpcare would drive up your costs – the so-called "skinny" version would hike premiums 20%! #ProtectOurCare twitter.com/JECDems/status… | |
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.@realDonaldTrump I served in combat with LGBT while you sat on your Golden Toilet. You're UnAmerican. pic.twitter.com/A5HMRSuhVE | |
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Mooch, you must be making millions on some #Trump #scam to make such a deeply #offensive and #ignorant statement. Or his ass is just yummy twitter.com/yashar/status/… | |
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
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Michael Hayden: every case officer he's talked to thinks the meeting at Trump Tower was a Russian intel operation. newyorker.com/news/ryan-lizz… | |
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Tuesday, July 25, 2017
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@realDonaldTrump This is what happens when you call out members of the free press: your followers call for murder. #TuesdayThoughts twitter.com/AynRandPaulRya… | |
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John McCain has a choice that will affect the way this chapter of his career is noted and his career as a whole. As he makes this decision, he should consider Senator Clair Engle.
In 1963, when Sen. Engle was 51 years old, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and underwent surgery. Within six months, he was partially paralyzed and unable to speak. Within a year of his diagnosis, in the summer of 1964, he was dead, at age 52.
But in those final few months, Clair Engle chose to do something remarkable—in fact the main thing for which he is now known.
Soon after John Kennedy’s assassination and also the Birmingham Church bombing that gave new urgency to Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership of the civil-rights movement, the Congress was considering what became the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Senators led by then-Democrat Strom Thurmond were filibustering the bill. In those days, filibusters were real, with senators orating for hours on the floor, and it took a two-thirds vote, or 67 senators, to break them.
By the time of the crucial cloture vote on June 10, 1964, Clair Engle was too sick to stand or speak, and he was in his final weeks of life. But he was brought to the Senate floor, and when the clerk read his name, “Mr. Engle—Yay or Nay,” to see whether he would vote in favor of cloture, Clair Engle lifted his hand toward his eye, signaling an “Aye” vote. He voted to end the filibuster and enact the historic civil-rights bill.
As with John McCain’s “decent family man” comment, this was one inch away from dramatic perfection.
It turned out that Clair Engle did not “need” to come to the floor to cast that vote (although Engle may not have known that beforehand). Seventy-one senators supported an end to Strom Thurmond’s filibuster, so the bipartisan non-Southern bloc supporting the bill could have done without him.
But Senator Clair Engle, although he could not stand, wanted to take a stand, and did. And if he is remembered, this will be the reason why. Thanks to Wendy Garcia.
What John McCain Can Learn From Clair Engle
Half a century ago, a senator battling a brain tumor took to the Senate floor, and secured his legacy.
THEATLANTIC.COM
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John McCain has a choice that will affect the way this chapter of his career is noted and his career as a whole. As he makes this decision, he should consider Senator Clair Engle.
In 1963, when Sen. Engle was 51 years old, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and underwent surgery. Within six months, he was partially paralyzed and unable to speak. Within a year of his diagnosis, in the summer of 1964, he was dead, at age 52.
But in those final few months, Clair Engle chose to do something remarkable—in fact the main thing for which he is now known.
Soon after John Kennedy’s assassination and also the Birmingham Church bombing that gave new urgency to Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership of the civil-rights movement, the Congress was considering what became the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Senators led by then-Democrat Strom Thurmond were filibustering the bill. In those days, filibusters were real, with senators orating for hours on the floor, and it took a two-thirds vote, or 67 senators, to break them.
By the time of the crucial cloture vote on June 10, 1964, Clair Engle was too sick to stand or speak, and he was in his final weeks of life. But he was brought to the Senate floor, and when the clerk read his name, “Mr. Engle—Yay or Nay,” to see whether he would vote in favor of cloture, Clair Engle lifted his hand toward his eye, signaling an “Aye” vote. He voted to end the filibuster and enact the historic civil-rights bill.
As with John McCain’s “decent family man” comment, this was one inch away from dramatic perfection.
It turned out that Clair Engle did not “need” to come to the floor to cast that vote (although Engle may not have known that beforehand). Seventy-one senators supported an end to Strom Thurmond’s filibuster, so the bipartisan non-Southern bloc supporting the bill could have done without him.
But Senator Clair Engle, although he could not stand, wanted to take a stand, and did. And if he is remembered, this will be the reason why. Thanks to Wendy Garcia.
What John McCain Can Learn From Clair Engle
Half a century ago, a senator battling a brain tumor took to the Senate floor, and secured his legacy.
THEATLANTIC.COM
Tweet by Natasha Bright on Twitter
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⚡️ "#JohnMcCain: My mom also had #braintumor; but no #healthinsurance" Vote NO on #ACARepeal #savemedicaid twitter.com/i/moments/8878… | |
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Before I see one more tweet saying Obama never met with the Boy Scouts. pic.twitter.com/YqUOWYd9Bg | |
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Trump is ordering service members to support the Republican agenda. That is terrifying: slate.me/2tzUJTs pic.twitter.com/acjcwDLXTb | |
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In a significant historical find, some of Pittsburgh artist's Elizabeth Black's murals were uncovered this morning during a renovation. pic.twitter.com/tywEwaMQSB | |
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Kelli Brethour: "That speech and his behavior is.not.normal.
Let the Boy Scouts organization know they need to set things right and make it clear to their troops that this was unacceptable behavior from a president and an abuse of the Boy Scouts at that rally."
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National Service Center
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Irving, TX 75015-2079
Office Phone: 972-580-2000
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Let the Boy Scouts organization know they need to set things right and make it clear to their troops that this was unacceptable behavior from a president and an abuse of the Boy Scouts at that rally."
Boy Scouts of America
National Service Center
PO Box 152079
Irving, TX 75015-2079
Office Phone: 972-580-2000
myscouting@scouting.org
Monday, July 24, 2017
Tweet by Ben Wikler on Twitter
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@FamiliesUSA Wherever you are, you can recruit your Facebook friends in key states to call their senators this week. Here's how: twitter.com/benwikler/stat… | |
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Chuck Schumer's "new" economic plan in the Times is great. I also liked it when it was Hillary Clinton's campaign platform. | |
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Tweet by Ted Lieu on Twitter
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Dear @realDonaldTrump: Under our Constitution, the job of Congress is not to protect you. It is to be a check and balance on you. twitter.com/realDonaldTrum… | |
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Sunday, July 23, 2017
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Naval ceremony turns political after Trump asks crowd to call Congress huffp.st/e1cU4Lt pic.twitter.com/lGOLyHyxzj | |
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Impact of TrumpCare by State indivisibleguide.com/resource/impac… pic.twitter.com/09WWb4Kr7O | |
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I am posting the full text of the Don Jr. emails here. Please read and form your own opinion. #PatriotNotPartisan alyssa.com/i-am-posting-t… | |
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Saturday, July 22, 2017
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Neo-Nazi leader claims hate group is volunteering for ICE: 'we want these illegals to be deported' bit.ly/2uIGMqa pic.twitter.com/8J9Zp05QbU | |
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Tweet by Keith Olbermann on Twitter
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It amazes me how often you act as if you secretly believe she was elected and not you. Is THAT what you're trying to distract everyone from? twitter.com/realdonaldtrum… | |
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It is never ending. twitter.com/funder/status/… | |
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Tweet by Amanda Marcotte on Twitter
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When he's fired, Sessions should flip. But he won't, because he's a white supremacist and still into the Trump agenda. twitter.com/realDonaldTrum… | |
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Tweet by Mike Signorile on Twitter
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Trump woke up this morning & realized his world is closing in further. These are the mad ravings of someone who knows what's coming. pic.twitter.com/d0BxEMZhuw | |
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Here's how to eat a little healthier this week bzfd.it/2vJ3BXl pic.twitter.com/ms2VYRtAZ6 | |
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