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vivastory
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“The bill will include even more funding for the military and more funding for Trump‘s border crackdown, while slashing crucial programs like Medicaid, Medicare, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, and also repealing clean energy credits put in place by the Biden administration. Up to 15 million Americans will be uninsured by 2034 due to the bill‘s cuts, and 7.6 million will be at risk of losing Medicaid,(cont):
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vivastory (15 Million Americans will be uninsured!! Over MF eggs. Health insurance over eggs,)
https://newrepublic.com/post/195606/house-pass-tax-bill-medicaid-cuts-republican...
(Also: calling the Republicans brave is quite the editorial stretch)
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AnnCrystal 🙏🏼🇺🇲🦅🇺🇸. 1w
TheBookHippie Ain‘t no hate like Christian love. The cruelty is the point. Breaking people is the point. Pure evil. 1w
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Suet624 It‘s unconscionable. 1w
BooksandCoffee4Me @TheBookHippie please know that he and many of his supporters call themselves Christians but are not truly. In Luke 6, Jesus says that at their death, “Many will say ‘Lord‘ and I‘ll say I never knew them” because of how they lived. A Christian loves people. I do not stand with the so-called Christian right. I stand with Jesus and those who truly live His Word. 💛 1w
ncsufoxes Adding additional work requirements for the elderly & disabled that receive Medicaid is just 🤬 1w
Prairiegirl_reading It‘s just sickening. And I don‘t even live in the US. 1w
TheBookHippie @BooksandCoffee4Me I do know. I know most of the Bible by memory -and The Torah and the Jewish Bible. They‘re still using it. So it‘s still true. As long as they use the name they tarnish it for it. It‘s an unfortunate truth. It‘s also unfortunate they don‘t know the beatitudes let alone Matthew 25:31-46. I attend church with Mr BookHippie who is Presbyterian, I attended parochial school. I was in a building of worship MWTS&S my entire childhood 1w
TheBookHippie @BooksandCoffee4Me I was raised multi-faithed and I‘m well versed in Christianity. I‘m happy you are a person of love. These people wouldn‘t recognise Jesus if he walked in the door. 1w
TheBookHippie @ncsufoxes it‘s unreal. 1w
TheBookHippie @Prairiegirl_reading It‘s truly sick. 1w
CoverToCoverGirl Scary… the voters who supported, can‘t say the name, are still wearing rose tinted goggles watching everything unfold with eager and malice filled hearts, without even realizing that the gun is being aimed and fired directly at them. They will act surprised when they finally realize what‘s been done. I‘m Canadian and happy the our vote didn‘t go down that road in our recent election but it was a very worrisome few weeks, possibly a near miss. 1w
Reggie Ummm did you see the part where there‘s actually tax credits for the people who own tanning beds. It‘s so crazy. 1w
BarbaraBB Aren‘t there any well-meaning republicans left in that government? I keep wondering why reasonable thinking politicians don‘t stand up together against the mad man, but that might be naive. (edited) 1w
AnnCrystal
@TheBookHippie @BooksandCoffee4Me

The attempted genocide of my American Indigenous ancestors, and the forced assimilation of the survivors, all done by people who claimed Catholic and Christianity as their “guiding“ faith. As a daughter of a Catholic God, I know my God. My God is pure love above all else. I refuse to believe my God wanted the bloodshed of my ancestors, nor the hatred fueled chaos of today.
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TheBookHippie @Reggie I did!!! What in the world?!?! 7d
TheBookHippie @BarbaraBB not that I know of … but I keep hoping one turns up… 7d
BarbaraBB @Reggie That part even made it to our news. We‘re beyond flabbergasted 7d
vivastory @BarbaraBB I read an article a few yrs ago about Republicans who at one point went on right wing media, specifically Fox news, and for the most part played the game w/ a bit of scepticism but did it anyway to get votes even if they didn't believe a lot of what Fox was selling. There was a shift when those politicians retired and the incoming Republicans were raised on Fox & 100% bought into any nonsense they sold. That article always stuck with me 6d
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Vivlio_Gnosi

"The rhetoric of protest unsupported by the means of enforcement amounted to little more than bombast."

#nonfiction #history #socialpsychology

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Leftcoastzen
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Puzzle was on sale , I know this book will take awhile. I stubbed 2 toes this afternoon, not thrilled. Guess I will have to keep it up & read the rest of the afternoon.

Ruthiella Ouch! The danger of open toed shoes! 2w
Leftcoastzen @Ruthiella well , I was barefoot in my house , you think I would remember where all the corners in my house actually are by now ! 😂 2w
TheBookHippie I have this same problem… 🫣👣 2w
AnnCrystal Hate when I do that 🙏💝. 2w
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keithmalek
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...evidence of 150 riots in the 13 colonies from 1765 through 1769--and there were undoubtedly more he did not detect. During the early 1770s, according to Gilje, the rioting continued on a similar scale.

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keithmalek
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ChrisBohjalian
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It was 250 years ago that our great experiment with democracy began. So, I read the first volume in Rick Atkinson's wonderful history of the Revolutionary War.

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OrangeMooseReads
1776 | David McCullough
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A lot happened in 1776 in the colonies and a lot didn‘t happen. Several of the key events that we think of for the Revolutionary War happened in 1776, and yet there was a lot of just moving men and planning.
This was easy to listen to and interesting. The focus was on Washington and what he did. I wish there had been less focus on him.
Over all good worth the time.

lynneamch I've had this on my shelf for quite a while. Thanks for the reminder. A worthy goal for 2026! 3mo
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OrangeMooseReads
1776 | David McCullough
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Started this Friday. Haven‘t listened to it since because I listen to audiobooks while I work and I took a couple mental health days.
I like McCullough he‘s good at telling the information in a palatable way.

dabbe Love him and really enjoyed this one. I still think my fave, though, is JOHN ADAMS. 3mo
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Cheryl_Russell
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#FirstLineFridays

“Samuel Adams delivered what may count as the most remarkable second act in American life.”