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Tag Archives: Florida
The Time to Act is Now
On Wednesday, an electronic traffic sign in Orlando, Florida was tampered with and the electronic message was changed to read “Kill All Gays.” This is America today. This is what Florida Governor (and soon-to-be Presidential candidate) Ron DeSantis and other … Continue reading
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Tagged African American community, agenda, allies, America, anti-LGBT laws, city councils, civil rights, closet, Congress, conservative, county governments, death, equal rights, fascist, fight, Florida, gays, haters, immigrants, laws, liberty, minority communities, Orlando, power, Pride events, progress, radical right-wingers, rights, Ron DeSantis, school boards, statehouses, Supreme Court, Tampa, violence, woen
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Gunfire
Gunfire The sound of distant gunfire draws nearer as bodies drop one after another after another after another after the sound of rapid-fire gunfire shatters the air and airwaves again; guns glinting in sunlight moonlight man-made light. Darkness has fallen … Continue reading
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Tagged America, bodies, bullets, Colorado, Columbine, condolences, country, darkness, First Baptist, Florida, gunfire, guns, Harvest, Illinois, killing, love, nation, news, Odessa, Oregon, Parkland, pulse, Sandy Hook, sorrow, Texas, Virginia Tech
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Ralph-en-Stein
There is a myth that comes around every four years that needs to be put to rest after more than a decade. It usually references Green Party candidate Ralph Nader as the cause of Al Gore’s loss to George … Continue reading
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Tagged 270 to Win, Al Gore, American Presidency Project, ballot, candidates, civic duty, Constitutional right, Democrats, Donald Trump, election, electorate, Emidio Soltysik, FEC, Federal Election Commission, felons, Florida, Gary Johnson, George W. Bush, Granite State, Green Party, hanging chads, Hillary Clinton, Jill Stein, Kathleen Harris, New Hampshire, Patrick Buchanan, polls, Presidency, Ralph Nader, Republicans, Rutherford B. Hayes, Samuel Tilden, spoiler, Supreme Court, third party, two-party system, Vermin Supreme, vote, voter turnout
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A Single Bluebird 
The Sad Case of Rob Ford
When a celebrity falls from grace it provides plenty of fodder for comedians. When a politician does it the comedians have at them, usually with vicious satire, and the politician also gets it from the news commentators, as well as … Continue reading →