(Special Saturday Lecture. Much Larger crowd than Expected. Relocated to Odeon.)
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Woah, I'm honestly amazed that you all showed up, but I first of all would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who made it.
The oligarchs have been working toward this moment for a while now. They have patience and almost unlimited resources. The Koch brothers provide an excellent example of the way we are controlled by corporate interests. Then there's the Mercers and their insidious manipulation of the system for their personal profit. Can't forget Eric Prince and Betsy DeVos and their efforts privatizing schools and the military. Oh yeah what about Jeff Bezos and his corporate empire? …and on and on. These are our rulers. Let's learn a little about them and their strategies as we explore the weeks happenings.
and it is also Sweetmorn, Confusion 15, 3184 YOLD
(for you Discordians out there)
World History this day
It was fun to read this piece in the NYT from two researchers of suburban politics. "Turning Affluent Suburbs Blue Isn't Worth the Cost" argues that, in sum:
A heavily-biased poll says voters love the big GOP tax cut.
Hopefully, she just might be finding out what the word ‘consequences’ really means.
Wasserman Schultz confronted over accusations she tried to shutdown probe. Her response says it all.
(Cascadian National University, Lecture Hall, 2517)
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Nice to see the sun come out after that rain this morning. Can we get the slats open in the back and cut the lights please? Thanks. I always like to get some airflow in here if we can.
I ran a website for years called Equitable Principles.
Sit-a-while
on swinging porch
where tin-dippers and
sweet water
in cool touches
meet lips
from hand dug wells.
Good morning good people,
Have a smile today.
Excuse me but we all knew something was going to happen.
With an eye on Bernie Sanders, the Democratic National Committee adopts new restrictions for 2020 presidential candidates
