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Tennessee state representative reinstated
Of the two progressive Tennessee state representatives expelled by
Republicans, one has already been reinstated by his district, and the
other is on the way to being reinstated. |
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Tories taking back promise
The Tories promised to change some of the policies that have forced
into penury people who moved from Jamaica to Britain as children with
their parents and didn't have the documents to prove they had done so.
Now they are planning to take back the promise. |
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Murder of black protester
A white Texan has been convicted of murdering a black protester.
Governor Abbott wants to pardon him.
Abbott is, in effect, advocating lynching. |
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Israelis see Natanyahu as security threat
Israelis are coming to regard Prime Minister Netanyahu and his
right-wing coalition as a security threat. |
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Washington State judge on mifepristone
While a right-wing judge in Texas ruled that the FDA's approval of
mifepristone must be cancelled, another judge in Washington State
ruled that it must continue.
It is possible the drug may be authorized in 18 states and not in the other 32. |
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Medicare Advantage insurers overcharging
Biden decided to allow Medicare Advantage insurers to keep overcharging
the US government more or less for three more years. |
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Journalistic focus on unimportant details
The practical details of the legal procedings against the corrupter
are unimportant. When journalists dwell on those, they are playing
into the hands of his attack on US democracy.
One thing you can help do about this, if you watch TV, is to change
the channel (or turn it off) as soon as it focuses on the antics
of the bullshitter. The details they focus on are not important.
The importance is in the bullshit campaign overall, and you already
know the important thing about that. |
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Pressuring prisoners for sex
Some of the prison thugs in US federal prisons make a practice of
pressuring prisoners for sex, especially prisoners who are not US
citizens and might be deported. Those who testify about this are
often punished with deportation.
Officials have invented bureaucratic excuses to block the factual
investigation of accusations against prison thugs. Anyone who does
this should be charged with obstruction of justice. |