jendayinks.bsky.social
Super-amateur genealogist, dog 'mom', news reader and watcher. Political activist & voter! Loves a tough work out, but also a good lazy day. She/her.
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I hope it's a fabulous day and a wonderful party for all! đđ¤Šđ
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Good points! However, Trump *has been* found guilty of felony crimes. He's a criminal doing criminaling every day, basically.
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This kind of art is important in our world. The message is as important now as it was in 2005, or in 1954.
See It Now, indeed.
"The question is, what are you prepared to do?
Good night, and good luck."
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The audience cheered the final video montage that showed news events like the Apollo 11 moon landing, the Challenger explosion, 9/11, the Jan 6, 2021 insurrection, and so much more.
I sat on my couch weeping. I don't think I would've been cheering if I'd been there in person.
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Looking like credit unions are the best place to open accounts. ::sigh:: I hate this timeline!
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Like he said, he's wondering where the outrage is from Republicans. So maybe we just need to keep bringing it up with our Republican family members, friends, coworkers, and acquaintances and not let them bury their heads in the sand on this issue? đ¤ˇââī¸
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They're such cute little buggars! đĨ°
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I did read in one of the articles about the incident (in a local PS news site) that the lab where everything is kept was not impacted, so that made me feel better. I hope that's the truth! đ¤đ¤đ
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Imagining those on either one of your children makes me giggle. đ
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My Stella post-walk today (on an absolutely *gorgeous* afternoon here in NE KS!) would probably squirm away if I tried to snuggle her right now...so I'm just relaxing nearby instead. It's cool...I didn't wanna snuggle anyway. đŠ
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I'm truly afraid of who would be his replacement, though. I mean, if Real World Duffy was the best option to start off with, what's next? Jeanine Pirro's bartender?
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Cool. The person who wrote the OG comment I responded to has blocked me. For sharing facts. đ¤Ļââī¸
I don't understand why it's so hard to believe that candidates are the ones sharing donors' info with each other, and not ActBlue? Or why that's offensive for me to clarify? But ok.
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What are you even going on about? I'm sharing info about how the data collection works when you donate to a candidate. As someone who has used ActBlue both as a donor and a candidate, the info I'm sharing should be helpful. I'm not effing lying about it...it's just facts. đ¤ˇââī¸
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You donated to the CANDIDATE *via* ActBlue. ActBlue is a platform for donations. They collect your info in order to pass it on to the candidates, so the candidates can then file all the appropriate info to their state agencies regarding their donors.
secure.actblue.com/legal-privacy
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Former/future state candidate here: ActBlue isn't selling your info. It's likely collected in a list by the candidate(s) you originally donated to, and then *they* shared it somehow. My first list was built off of shared lists from Governor and a US congressional candidate.
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No, but seriously, look into your local groups, and see if you find inspiration there. đ
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Have you looked into your local party organization? I live in Johnson County, KS, and we have an extremely active leadership team, group of volunteers, and are gearing up to go knock doors/communicate with voters about upcoming municipal elections this year. Donate to us! đđ¤ˇââī¸đ¤Š
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Oh, for Pete's sake. đ¤Ļââī¸ Seriously?
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The fact that they find this worthy of spending time and resources on should be added to the list of reasons folks vote "NOPE" on those involved in any future elections. Absolutely ridiculous nonsense.
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That account is a definite fave. The snaps attachment crowns and such that he creates are FAB. đ
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I actually believe he thinks it's funny to post stuff like this. His sense of humor is as rotten as his intestinal tract probably is! đ¤ˇââī¸
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I'm so sorry, Joelle. đ Sending you my best vibes, and wishing Moo a lovely trip across the rainbow bridge. đ
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"It was not known whether he was able to find his phone in the end, local media reported."
Oh. đ ::sigh::
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You're in luck...he's not in elected office. đ I personally hope it'll remain that way, but who knows with that guy?
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I'm adding that one to my faves this week!
I regularly listen to Woo Woo w/ Rachel Dratch (highly recommend for fellow paranormal geeks like me), and Smartless. I wasn't much of a podcast person before Smartless entered my life. My 40 yr long obsession w/ JB drove me to it! đ¤Š
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My fave relation is Eleanor Roosevelt (a cousin w/ common grandparents several gens back), but the ancestry websites always want to say I'm related to her *husband* rather than Eleanor herself. I mean, she's my BLOOD relative. Nothing against Franklin, but that's a bigger deal to me, personally! đ
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Every family needs to have a story teller or two. đđ
I follow the path of a cousin on my father's side & an aunt on my mom's side of being that story teller. I passed along a small picture album of our ancestors to my nieces & nephews December 2024. Such a fun gift to create & give!
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Ugh. After watching the documentary "The Man with 1000 Kids," I get truly icky vibes about men like Musk. So gross.
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As someone whose neighborhood was impacted by a microburst a year and a half ago in NE Kansas, I can tell you we use different adjectives to describe them. Not so much "stunning" as they are terrifying and destructive. đŦ