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If you love real life thrillers, here are a trio
The past couple of days I’ve spent some time trying to figure out how I can toss two non-stick frying pans without doing permanent damage to our environment. From what I’ve been seeing, it’ll take a special recycling organization with … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Corruption, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, The Facts of Life
Tagged "Official Secrets, Cape Fear River, Chemour, Colin Powell, Dark Waters, David Gelles, DuPont Chemicals, Emily Steel, FPOA, GenX, Nathaniel Rich, New York Times, non-stick pans, Ohio River, Rob Bilott, Teflon, West Virginia
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End the filibuster! Okay but how?
Today, once again, I’m being irritated by people I respect, by other people whose ideas for policy I wholeheartedly support. But they drive me nuts when, understandably impassioned, they yell at the Democrats for not ending the filibuster in order … Continue reading
Posted in American fascism, Joe Biden and his people, Law, suits and order, Politics, The Facts of Life, voting rights
Tagged Brookings, changing the filibuster, Chuck Schumer, Democratic Party, eliminating the filibuster, filibuster, GOP, nuclear option, Senate filibuster, Senate filibuster rules, Senate rules
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This not-so-great escape brings up so many questions
From Harper’s Weekly Review: A 96-year-old German woman whose trial for Nazi war crimes is being held in juvenile court was captured several hours after attempting to flee. So many questions. And I’m not going to ask any of them. … Continue reading
Posted in American fascism, Law, suits and order
Tagged Harper's, Nazi war crimes
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