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Democrats Pass Resolution Opposing “Money as Speech” and Corporate Personhood
Progressives won a victory at the Washington State Democratic Central Committee meeting this past Saturday in Wenatchee. State Committee members from all across Washington State voted to pass a resolution entitled “Amending the U.S. Constitution to Reserve Constitutional Rights for People, not Corporationsâ€. (Related platforms and resolutions have been passed in Oklahoma, New Hampshire and…
America the Battleful (Oh Beautiful for Endless Wars!)
By Donald A. Smith, PhD. Using my own lyrics and Suno.com for the music, I created this variation of America the Beautiful. Imagine that it’s sung by a neoconservative or by, say, the CEO of Lockheed Martin. Also available on youtube here and on Rumble here. 1. 2. 3. O beautiful for endless wars,…
Chat GPT-4, write me a poem about U.S. hypocrisy concerning the Russian invasion of Ukraine, given the history …
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Without Amazon’s interference, San Francisco taxes big business
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