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Today, I voted in favor of the waiver for Lloyd Austin. I was initially skeptical of putting a second recently-retired four-star general in charge of the Pentagon, which, having served
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1) Meet "Rob Daniel". He's a "Former Red Top journalist". He doesn't specify which red top, though.(Thread) 2) Rob, the former red top journalist exposing corruption and top stories, goes
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You know, I‘m going to talk a bit more about that St Augustine quote that @JoeBiden used today.What constitutes „a people“ in this passage tells us a lot about late
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Today In History, 1804: Alexander Hamilton Vs. Aaron Burr duel: Ok, so everyone I'm sure has heard of this event. But what exactly, and why exactly did it happen? Let's
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As Trump and Barr ramp up executions in an unprecedented post-election spasm of killing, Biden must rally America to #AbolishTheDeathPenalty. New @USATODAY https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/12/01/trump-barr-executions-biden-abolis
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It’s not a pastor’s job to tell his people who to vote for, or to constantly provide running political commentary. It’s also not a pastor’s job to be silent because
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BG John Buford - 1st Division Cavalry commander - was the first to recognize the importance of key terrain at Gettysburg his actions on July 1st, 1863 may well have
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A Missiological word on Critical Race Theory from an Evangélico to American Evangelicals (Pt 2):The history of American Evangelicalism is riddled with fighting & fractions. Evidence for this is seen
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This is astounding: shifting public money from higher education, public broadcasting, science, social services & care to a massive increase in defence spending, much of which goes to the US
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As an economist by trade who worked on Bay Street for years, here’s how I view Canada’s economic reckoning: a threadDue to the massive exodus of foreign investment capital in
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1) Sleepy Canadians, please understand it's not about masks. It's not about social distancing. It's not about lockdowns. It's not about vaccines. These issues are mechanisms being employed to achieve
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we should start a movement of college students recording all their courses on Zoom so we can just post it all in a google drive and give higher education to
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This Day in Labor History: December 22, 1988. The Brazilian rubber union leader and environmentalist Chico Mendes is murdered by a far-right cattle rancher. Let's talk about the connections between
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The Harry and Meghan story is a timely, important and complex story because of its intersection with culture, society and politics and if anyone can do it justice it is
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The Independence of India, a day that came at a great cost - partition of the country. There was happiness in one end that we were free from of British
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PART 2 Nigeria's Bromance with the WestNigeria's meteoric economic rise reverberated around the world. In 1999 economic analysts from Goldman Sachs said Nigeria's GDP, which stood at $24 billion could
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