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    Majority of Republicans feel America should address climate change

    CleanTechnica
    April 06, 2013

    The analysis of environmental polls and surveys conducted in the US often focus on the political split between Democrats and Republicans. Unsurprisingly, really, given the public divide between the two parties and the almost Messianic qualities attributed to any one particular candidate, qualities…


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    Trump's Twitter would incite MAGA base to send 'bloodcurdling' threats: Georgia Lt. Gov.

    Bob Brigham
    July 01, 2022

    Georgia Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan described a pattern of intimidation that he received immediately after being targeted on Twitter by Donald Trump.

    Duncan was interviewed for a CNN documentary titled, "Trumping democracy: an American coup" that aired on Friday evening.

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    10 anti-LGBTQ+ bills impacting students go into effect across six states

    Orion Rummler, The 19Th
    July 01, 2022

    Ten anti-LGBTQ+ bills largely focused on sports and education restrictions are going into effect today across six states — Alabama, Florida, Indiana, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Utah. Two of the most prominent bills are one in Florida restricting classroom discussion of gender and sexuality, dubbed “Don’t Say Gay” by opponents, and a bathroom bill in Alabama that was amended to include its own education restrictions.

    Collectively, the bills build toward an atmosphere of silence around LGBTQ+ people and restrict how LGBTQ+ youth can learn about themselves and participate at school, advocates say.

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    Texas is suffering a 'culture of death': San Antonio Archbishop

    Sewell Chan The Texas Tribune
    July 01, 2022

    The Guatemalan teenager gave the priest her name: Serenidad.

    They met on Tuesday morning at a children’s hospital San Antonio, where the priest, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, had arrived to comfort one of the youngest survivors of the deadliest migrant-trafficking tragedy in modern American history.

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    'It’s all one operational plan': Proud Boys video shows effort to impose command structure before Jan. 6

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    Two Trump-loving attorneys general just suffered a humiliating defeat

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    The Supreme Court’s nod to white Christian theocracy



     
     

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