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Why caused our world to go mad? I think it’s serial PTSD
Immunity is now a filthy word, but once it wasn’t, not to me. I’ve long been convinced of my immunity to post-traumatic stress and its disorder. But the other day, I realized this is not so. Or, rather, the accumulation … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, climate change, Corruption, COVID-19, Culture, Guns in the U.S. of A., Human rights, Jan 6, Judiciary, Politics, Pro choice, Propaganda, Racism, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism
Tagged "An Inconvenient Truth", 2016 election, 2021, Al Gore, CDC, climate change, COVID, Ebola, George Floyd, immunity, January 6, Obama administration, post-traumatic stress disorder, PTSD, Sandy Hook Elementary School, serial PTSD, Supreme Court decision, Supreme Court Six, Trump, WHO, World Health Organization
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An update on the Arkansas abortion petition
It was turned down by the (GOP) Secretary of State for Arkansas because of…technicalities. And I guess I should remind everybody that Sarah Huckabee Sanders is the governor.
Posted in Human rights, Medical care in the US, Pro choice, The Facts of Life, War on women
Tagged Arkansas, John Thurston, Sarah Huckabee Sanders
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What is there to say? This
Today, the ultra-estimable Linda Greenhouse, once the Supreme Court reporter for the NYT, published a NYT opinion essay about a SCOTUS case concerning women’s emergency health needs and abortion in Idaho, a case which was surprisingly dismissed. No decision. Greenhouse … Continue reading
Posted in Human rights, Journalism, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, political campaigns, Politics, Pro choice, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged Dobbs decision, Linda Greenhouse, New York Times, SCOTUS, Supreme Court decisions
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