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Kaboom is a great cause. You should become a part of their work.
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“ [T]he opposition to a so-called ‘public option’ comes almost entirely from insurance companies who have developed monopolies or near monopolies in particular geographic areas. And they don’t want competition.
Bottom Line on Public Option | TPM
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“ In fact, as easy a sell as health-care reform ought to be, ideas do not sell themselves — particularly when someone is trying to sell them short. Reform advocates need to remember the four things that persuasive leaders do well: tell compelling stories, focus on principles, move people emotionally and send clear messages.
Drew Westen, WaPo, 6/28/09
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Ever wonder about my Rogue Unicorn tee? Here’s where it comes from…
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URGENT: Important Climate Change Vote TODAY! Call the Capitol Switchboard (202-224-3121) and ask to be connected to you Representative’s office. Urge them to vote YES on the American Energy and Security Act!
Your call today can help protect polar bears and other wildlife threatened by global warming!
Your call today can help protect polar bears and other wildlife threatened by global warming!
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Those are people who died, died
Those are people who died, died
Those are people who died, died
Those are people who died, died
They were all my friends, and they diedJim Carrol - People who died
I so love this song. Seems like a weird disconnect, but I’ve always sort of seen it as life affirming.
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Y’all know that I love me some Neko Case — not the least of which because she is a fantastic supporter of Defenders of Wildlife’s work, even inviting us to table at several of her recent shows.
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Bum on the Rod - Utah Phillips / Ani Difranco: A good song to keep in mind when thinking about the economy. Buy this track please.
Why are we so quick to chastise solutions for our “lazy” neighbors when we we’re so reticent to do anything about corporate welfare?
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