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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Letter to Ron Johnson on the Tax Bill
Dear Senator Johnson, While the Republican party has long promised some kind of tax reform, the bill that is currently before the House and Senate changes tax law, but does nothing to improve the circumstances of the vast majority of … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, amendment, Arctic drilling, citizens, CO, constituents, corporations, elected officials, election, environment, health care, House, legislation, Middle class, poor, Republican party, Ron Johnson, Senate, Senator Johnson, Tax bill, tax law, tax rates, tax reform, vote
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Daily Triggers
Trigger Warning: This post is about sexual abuse, harassment, and child sex abuse. Please take care of yourself first and foremost and please seek help if anything along these lines has happened to you. Pretty much every day now … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Franken, Alabama, American Media, Apprentice, Bill Cosby, California, child sex abuse, Danny Masterson, Donald Trump, Dustin Hoffman, Dylan Howard, fame, fear, Garrison Keillor, harassment, healing journeys, Hyperloop, John Conyers, John Oliver, justice, Matt Lauer, media, National Enquirer, Netflix, perpetrators, Pishevar, Roy Moore, Senate, sexual abuse, sexual assault, sexual harassment, shame, statute of limitations, survivors, Terry Crews, Today Show, triggers, truth, victim blaming, victims
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A Single Bluebird 