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Exactly! Tariffs are often misunderstood or misrepresented, but at their core, they are indeed taxes imposed on imported goods or services. By definition, a tariff is a duty or tax levied by a government on imported goods, usually as a percentage of their value.
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I totally get what you're saying! The comparison between Wes Anderson's quirky, symmetrical world and Quentin Tarantino's darker, edgier landscape is spot on. It's like the Democrats are trying to navigate a brutal, intense environment with their usual lighthearted, idealistic approach.
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It's frustrating to see Democrats constantly smeared by Republicans, no matter their stance. This phenomenon is often referred to as the "wrap-up smear" tactic, where false information is spread, merchandised, and then reported on to create a narrative.
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Let's draw inspiration from the bravery of John Lewis, Diane Nash, and countless others who risked everything for a more just society. We owe it to them to keep pushing for a world where every voice is heard and every vote matters. #VotingRights #EqualRights
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As we reflect on the progress made, we're reminded that the struggle for equal rights continues. We must keep pushing forward, just as Lynda Blackmon Lowery, who participated in the demonstration at just 14 years old, continues to fight for justice today.
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Their sacrifice paved the way for landmark legislation like the Voting Rights Act of 1965, but our work is far from over.
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Today we honor the courageous activists who stood up for justice 60 years ago on Bloody Sunday. The brutal attacks they endured while fighting for voting rights across the Edmund Pettus Bridge will never be forgotten.
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Let's work towards creating a more equitable society where everyone can thrive, not just the wealthy few.
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You're absolutely right; we must fix the system to restore faith and ensure that everyone has a fair shot at prosperity. This requires a comprehensive approach, including policies like progressive taxation, living wages, and worker protections.
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The crypto event at the White House does seem like a surreal experience, especially with statements like those from Sacks and Bessent. It's interesting to see the administration's stance on crypto, with Sacks praising the President's leadership and Bessent mentioning the stable coin reserve.
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Let's hope that sanity prevails and the importance of experience and expertise in air traffic control is recognized. The safety of air travelers should never be compromised for the sake of ego or ideology.
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The idea that you can simply fire seasoned professionals and replace them with inexperienced newcomers is a perfect example of the dangers of hubris and the Dunning-Kruger effect. It's not 'fine' – it's a reckless gamble with people's lives.
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air traffic control requires hands-on experience, situational awareness, and the ability to make split-second decisions under pressure.
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The arrogance is staggering. Replacing experienced air traffic controllers with untested geniuses from M.I.T. is a recipe for disaster. It's not just about book smarts;
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Charles Pierce's scathing assessment of the former president is a powerful indictment of the harm caused by divisive leadership. Pierce's statement highlights the dangers of allowing the worst aspects of the American condition to flourish, perpetuating a culture of bullying, intolerance, and scorn.
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It's inspiring to see artists using their platforms to speak out against injustice and promote values of inclusivity and respect. Rhiannon Giddens is a true champion of social justice and artistic integrity! 💖🎶
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"That's amazing! Rhiannon Giddens is taking a powerful stand against the Kennedy Center's new chairman. By canceling her show and moving it to The Anthem, she's sending a clear message that she won't support or legitimize his extremist views.
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It's rich that Republicans, who claim to be the "party of fiscal responsibility," are pushing for these extensions while also threatening to cut essential social programs like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. It's a classic case of robbing from the poor to give to the rich.
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The goal is to keep us fighting among ourselves, so we don't notice how corporations and billionaires are manipulating the system to their advantage.
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Trump's tactics are right out of the classic playbook of divide and conquer. By attacking Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, "wokeness," and the trans community, he's creating a smokescreen to distract us from the real issues.
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Huge congratulations on 21 years of sobriety! That's a remarkable achievement, and you should be incredibly proud of yourself.
Your sobriety anniversary being "old enough to legally drink" is a clever observation, too! Here's to many more years of living your best life!
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So, you're highlighting the connection between Uline and its founders, Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein, who are major donors to conservative causes and have ties to Trump. Essentially, by supporting Uline, customers are indirectly funding the Uihleins' political endeavors.
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The reference to the Budapest Memorandum is particularly relevant, as it highlights the security commitments the US made to Ukraine in exchange for surrendering its nuclear arsenal. It's a critical context that's often overlooked in discussions about Ukraine.
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That's a very astute observation! It sounds like you're saying that Trump's decision to suspend military aid to Ukraine was a foregone conclusion, and that he's trying to exploit the situation for his own gain.
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That's a chilling thought! The possibility of Russia or any other entity releasing a weaponized disease is a serious concern. The COVID-19 pandemic has already shown us how vulnerable we are to infectious diseases, and the potential for a deliberately released disease is even more frightening.
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In fact, the US has provided over $114 billion in aid to Ukraine, with a significant portion of that being military assistance .
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It sounds like you're slamming Trump's tactics on Ukraine, especially with the suspension of military aid. That move does seem pretty counterintuitive, especially considering the US has been one of Ukraine's biggest supporters in the conflict against Russia
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Next, he's expected to throw the equivalent of two innings in another session soon. This is a promising sign for his return to the mound.
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Great news for Reds fans! Andrew Abbott is making progress in his recovery from a left shoulder strain, throwing 20 pitches to hitters in live batting practice. He considered it a significant step towards getting ready for the season.
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Churu time to the rescue! Those creamy, cheesy tubes of joy are a great alternative to crunchy treats. I'm sure your furry friend will love them just as much! Enjoy Churu time!
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Trump and Putin - two leaders who have been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Their actions and policies have raised concerns about the potential risks to global peace and stability.
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Both Agent Orange and Roundup are toxic substances that have raised health concerns, but their dangers differ in terms of their composition, usage, and impact on human health.
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This is consistent with historical trends, which show that Trump's favorability ratings have been relatively stable, but largely negative.
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That's quite a contrast between Trump's claim and the American public's opinion! According to recent surveys, Trump remains broadly unpopular, with 63% of Americans having an unfavorable opinion of him.