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Andy Borowitz's avatar

I’m calling on Mark Cuban or some other seemingly empathic billionaire to bribe the president of El Salvador to release Kilmar Abrego Garcia. The great thing about corrupt heads of state is they all have their price

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Barbara Stagno's avatar

Wonderful idea. If you have any success let’s also think about the 200 other Venezuelans who were locked up at that hell hole, also without any due process. And how many other “administrative errors” did they make? Some of these people may not even be who the government claims they are.

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Andy Borowitz's avatar

Since it's all about $$, let's do this. The only thing that stops a bad guy with a billion dollars is a good guy with a billion dollars.

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Stephanie MacLeod's avatar

Or a university with a billion dollar endowment.

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Deborah Dorman's avatar

Ask Taylor Swift to get him out.

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Rita Goldman's avatar

And to help get the red-haired menace out of Washington, while she's at it.

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Kandy Brown's avatar

GREAT IDEA!!!!!!!!!

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Denise Bleak's avatar

But Clarence Thomas didn’t take the million $ and RV offered by John Oliver to leave the Supreme Court. Maybe there’s no high enough price for some people. Brutality in our highest levels of government!

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Patti's avatar

He seems like someone who could be bought easily for the right price so I assume a million + RV just wasn't enough. He's probably currently being bought for a lot more.

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Judith Green's avatar

oops - I didn't see your comment, Patti.

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Rita Goldman's avatar

I vote for Jon Stewart for president and John Oliver for VP. And Pete Buttigieg for any position he'd like.

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raojenkins's avatar

flip 'em tho - oh wait; Oliver's a naturalized citizen - he can't be president can he. Too bad.

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Judith Green's avatar

$25 or $50 million might have done it for Clarence and Ginny. What's a mere million these days?

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MLK's avatar

The problem is not so much the price offered, but that it was publicly offered. It's important to make the bribe in private and, likewise, the acceptance of it.

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Ronald Summers's avatar

Most of the Billionaires are ass kissing trumpers who sell their souls for tax breaks. They played this one very well. Money rules.

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Stan Duffner's avatar

Who's ever in power they support. This time they found someone just like themselves greedy users

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Kandy Brown's avatar

Not all of them. Remember that great Superbowl ad for the Mac where a female athlete swung a ball shattering the screen filled with the tyrannical overlord's face? THAT was Steve Jobs and unfortunately he has passed. The other silicon magnates weren't as strong as he was, and faltered from what was going to be a glorious future. Even Tim Cook succumbed. But there ARE still some big money makers with ethics. We should rally them!

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M.E. Lawrence's avatar

Money does have its uses. As I age, I enjoy experience more than toys, so the guy and I are able to tithe our gross income to all sorts of organizations that Donald would not appreciate.

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Bobbie75's avatar

Good paraphrase of one of my favorite quotes.

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Tammy Mackinnon's avatar

Sorry, Andy. But the only thing that stops a bad guy w one billion dollars is a good guy w two billion dollars.

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M.E. Lawrence's avatar

Oh, yeah! I read that George Soros donated a chunk of his change to Susan Crawford’s campaign in Wisconsin. Several years ago—feels like decades, doesn’t it?—I would have disapproved, and now I’m delighted.

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Jennifer I's avatar

Watch 60 minutes overtime to find out - over 75 % of the people arrested have not been found to have a criminal record. We need to know the truth before we ship people out.

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Janet HB's avatar

I think a follow up indicated 90%

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Frau Katze's avatar

MAGA doesn’t believe that. Even for García where we know there’s no criminal record. They just keep repeating “They’re no good gangsters, murderers, pedophiles, the absolute worst!”

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Rita Goldman's avatar

wow!

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Kathy's avatar

The young Venezuelan actor/makeup artist featured on 60 minutes was sent to el salvador prison, a kind gentle person w/no criminal history. Trump is just sending masses to fill the quota of “ foreign criminals” he promised his magas. Trump belongs in that prison: https://youtu.be/BzGCycnB_Sc?si=7-x1XYX5mV5WhJT-

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Barbara Stagno's avatar

Thanks for the link. I wanted to know more about that. We can’t forget about these people. We have to keep pushing for them. I have not heard anything from Amnesty International. I would they would get involved.

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Tammy Mackinnon's avatar

Who is fighting for him? I hear nothing about him in the news. He is the one who keeps up me up at night. Obv they all do. But srsly: How f’ing desperate do you have to be to cry, “I’m a gay makeup artist!” and “Please! Help me! I need my mother!” in the hope THAT is going to help you???

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Jennifer I's avatar

He will never survive that brutal place. It is horrific. Just to watch them shaving his head and slapping him every time he spoke was enough for me to just I can’t get it out of my head.

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KHKate's avatar

i so agree.

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Joseph M Becker's avatar

…….. exchange García for Trump, Vance, Trump’s Cabinet, Stephen Miller, House and Senate Republicans, et alia.

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Lisa Botwinick's avatar

Sounds like an excellent idea as they all are home grown criminals!

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Michael L Flynn's avatar

Speaking of "home-grown terrorists", when is Trump going to deport the terrorists who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021 Beer Belly Putsch?

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Michael L Flynn's avatar

Why not throw in Trump's family and his life partner, Elon Musk?

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Joseph M Becker's avatar

Mea culpa suprema [? correct Latin) in omitting The Muskrat.

When people ask why I studied Latin for four years in HS, I reply that, by doing so, I was capable of reading papal bulls and encyclicals in the original w/o need for translation.

That said, I am neither:

Catholic;

a classics scholar;

an archeologist/anthropologist.

Four years of Latin was helpful

when taking the Latin

Achievement Test [Fall 1961];

in med school.

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Kandy Brown's avatar

And yet, you are a very bright man. Why not write a letter to Trump entirely in Latin, so you can call what you want to and he will never understand. It might be worth all the effort you put in!

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sumiana's avatar

Possible salutation for correspondence to the president:

Rectorum Honorabilis Gluteus Maximus

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Nancy Morgan LeBar's avatar

Considering that his skill in reading English is not good, he would never be able to read Latin. I doubt any of the ass-kissers around him can either. So a letter in Latin will mystify them all. Go for it!

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Erika Rosenfeld's avatar

What you were looking for is “mea maxima culpa.” I, too, am not Catholic, nor a classics scholar, etc. But I was a medievalist, and I sang in a chorus whose repertoire leaned heavily on church Latin. Much of that is still floating around in my brain.

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MLK's avatar

Muskrat isn't "a home grown" -- as an immigrant, he should be especially eligible for a cell in El Salvador.

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Frau Katze's avatar

Did you see that ghastly article about Musk and his harem at the WSJ? What a Grade A creep!

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Mary Greenwald's avatar

Send the Senate Democrats who voted AYE for Trump's cabinet. Especially those with over 5 AYE votes. MAGA Democrats ALL!!!

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Ed Wisneski's avatar

Don't forget Russell Vought, the architect of this fascism.

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John Maton's avatar

Brilliant

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Tell him to throw the hair dresser into the deal.

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Margo Howard's avatar

I'm just relieved the man is alive. They were so reluctant to produce him I feared they'd killed him.

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Terri Weiss's avatar

Same here

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Kandy Brown's avatar

Me too!

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Kandy Brown's avatar

I have already replied to your comment once. Then I goggled "billionaires that are against Trump". I was not surprised with most, but I found both Bezos and Zuckerberg on the list. Oh, "but that was yesterday, and yesterday's gone". Trump seems to have some kind of magic fairy dust that turns people around. It happened with Rubio, Vance, and Bergum. I seem to be immune, but just be careful who you rely on. I know I can always rely on you!

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Michael L Flynn's avatar

The fairy dust that Trump is throwing at the billionaires is OUR money.

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Ed Wisneski's avatar

Joseph Goebbels was very effective at this with his propaganda which he described thusly: “The essence of Propaganda consists of winning people over to an idea so sincerely, so vitally, that in the end they succumb to it utterly and can never escape from it.” None of these Trump sycophants have the courage or moral compass to escape Trump when they see his cruelty, ineptness, and pure evil.

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Martha's avatar

Maybe offer Stephen Miller in exchange. On the other hand, that would tempt no one - unless they’re partial to weasels.

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Kim Allsup's avatar

They take $ under the table. If it happens it won’t be front page news.

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Kandy Brown's avatar

Good Thinking! Use the "slimy dogs" own tactics against them! I like it. But I can't find an event in Reno, NV. They had one on April 5th and it was WELL attended. That's why Gov.Lombardo tried to "diss" it. Can you help me? My husband and I want to go!

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Bobbie75's avatar

Ours does.

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Jennifer I's avatar

And the people that support Trump think Democrats have become too violent? I don’t think we’re even on the same planet.

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Tammy Mackinnon's avatar

I guess that’s the new sour mix out of lemons now, huh? “The great thing about corrupt heads of state is they all have a price.” I don’t disagree: It’s an ungodly accurate statement. It makes me sad, tho. Also enraged! Bc THIS IS AMERICA! WE ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE FOR SALE!

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Tammy Mackinnon's avatar

That’s a brilliant idea! Pls add my name! Yeah, bc Cuban is really doing some good things.

I hate that I sound so surprised, but c’mon: Dude IS a billionaire. In my experience, they tend to act exclusively in their own interest. Unlike Trump voters, and — political affiliation aside — plain old decent human beings uncorrupted by money. (Probly bc they don’t have any, but still.)

Btw — jic someone who can help is reading this — I have a problem w my subscription: I keep trying to subscribe, bc it keeps telling me I’m not a subscriber and I must be a subscriber to access content. So I try to subscribe. But it won’t let me subscribe, bc I’m already subscribed! WUH?? It’s that digital circular hell thing and it is SO f’ing frustrating🤬

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Patrick Tally's avatar

Speaking of price; Doesn't this President have a 'contract' w/Salvador? Aren't US tax$$ Paying for the imprisonment in said 'gulag' for all Deportees? Isn't this 'Human Trafficking' more or less? Impeachable High Crime to say the least.

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MLK's avatar

Many Dump actions now are impeachable, but we'd need Rs in Congress to find their spines. Among the whole lot of them there are only a couple of vertebrae.

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Jennifer I's avatar

I guess we discovered a new species - spineless people with no ethics and a brand new bible called 2025 and hate for blood.

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Terri Weiss's avatar

$6 million

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Art Chippendale's avatar

I’m ALL IN

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Lois W. Halbert's avatar

Like that

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Rachel Dvoretzky's avatar

Calling my Texas senators' DC and local offices six days a week, morning and afternoon, and expressing my opinions/demands about the subject du jour, following morning emails to both of them via their websites. Weekly calls to my D House rep.

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Janet Morris's avatar

I do the same thing. I skip the emails, however, because I have read the phone calls are more effective. Heather Cox Richardson is often my inspiration. We need to really hammer away on stopping the SAVE act.

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Beth tetrault's avatar

You are my role model.

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Deena's avatar

My Texas “representative”’s email form wanted my address. I’m not comfortable giving it to him.

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M Q's avatar

That is pretty standard. It is to know whether you are, in fact, in their district and one of their constituents. Otherwise, you might be just some random troublemaker from one of those other states.

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Deena's avatar

Not to sound paranoid, but I don’t want any goons showing up at my door.

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

Not paranoid at all. If you don’t tell them your address, they’ll NEVER find you, unless they go to the IRS, or the DMV, or the phone book, or the internet …

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Denise Bleak's avatar

Use a proxy address.

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

They have all this info. Don’t worry about it.

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Rachel Dvoretzky's avatar

County voter registration rosters are public record.

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Mary Redmiles's avatar

My reps in Maryland just ask for the county I live in.

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SUZANNE Marie McAdam's avatar

Mary, between your Governor and your Senator, you

guys just might run this country someday. Hope so.

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M.E. Lawrence's avatar

Rachel, you are a mensch. Since I’m from a part of California seething with left-wing Dems, I mean to start tackling just one ancestral state—in this case, Missouri—and nag Usain Hawley and a few of his colleagues every morning.

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M.E. Lawrence's avatar

I always mention that my mama’s people were from Missoura and how upset she’d be to know that her home state is supporting a scumbag like Donald. Which is true.

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Alecia Stevens's avatar

We will be protesting in Florence, Italy - with other like-minded human beings wanting to protect democracies around the globe! I couldn't feel more privileged to be able to be with these people tomorrow and take a stand for America FROM EUROPE! While also taking a stand for all human rights - everywhere. I'll post photos tomorrow! Elbows up, everyone!

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Kathleen Willis's avatar

THANK YOU!!!!!

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Denise Bleak's avatar

The Italian PM is a diminutive presence but has a powerful voice. Trump nearly patted her on her head.

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Wow! Thanks!!!

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misia.d's avatar

Grazie mille!

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Alecia Stevens's avatar

Our pleasure!!!!!!

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Melissa Colbert's avatar

Planning to pickett Vance at Naval Observation to Bring Kilmar Garcia HOME!

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

But … but … but Vance is in Italy for Easter! Don’t terrorize his Hindu children, please.

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Catt woman's avatar

He has to get in all his travel before he gets kicked out of office. Does he spend any time working or is it all fun, games, and attacks on allies?

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

Or, it could be, from all appearances, that JD is bulking up to challenge Dear Leader in the dohyō. Ya think?

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Catt woman's avatar

Wouldn’t that be fun to watch? As slimy as they both are , one or both would just ooze into oblivion. 🤮

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

Are you, as I, ever moved to sympathy for poor ursha, physically? Ha! Look at me! Thinking to offer erotic advice to a desi lol. (She’ll be fine. I’m sure she takes care of herself.)

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

Of course, there are those who are instead predicting an epic game of teeter-totter

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Robert Kelly's avatar

This Friday morning after remembering the execution of a fairly well known fellow who was arrested for upsetting a previous empire, my wife and I are going to advance polls for the Canadian federal election and voting for the party best able to stand up to Mango Mussolini and give him a maple flavored kick in his ample backside.

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carol corsaro's avatar

Canada!! Love your country’s spirit and values!!! Envy you all

from just across the border and respect your

society.

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David's avatar

Eh? 😁

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Denise Bleak's avatar

Coo-coo-coo ah woo-hoo-hoo!!

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Catherine Alvarez's avatar

👍🇨🇦

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Annette's avatar

elbows up, friend!

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Linda McCaughey's avatar

Huzzah!!!

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Paula Dean Coykendall's avatar

💜❤️💜🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

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peter levine's avatar

Fine comment!

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Winslow Tuttle's avatar

My dual-sided sign is ready for Saturday: REMEMBER LEXINGTON AND CONCORD and IF YOU'RE NOT AFRAID, THEN YOU'RE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.

Oh, and I write my senators and congressman...a lot.

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Bill's avatar

I'm 85 nothing available locally so I give money

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Pam Birkenfeld's avatar

Health issue, so, yah, money!

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Paula Dean Coykendall's avatar

I sometimes worry my children -grown-ups in their 40's- will find out how much I give to causes, how much I spend on Substack subscriptions, and then they'll take charge of my spending!*

*not really. They are 100% supportive, but they probably WOULD be a bit surprised....

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misia.d's avatar

A happy mother is a happy mother! Everyone knows that’s a good thing!

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Carol Bradford's avatar

Husband!

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Linda Byberg's avatar

Yes. I am luckily in California where all my politicos are against this regime. So i only write them once in a while. Instead I give LARGE donations to the ACLU, Planned Parenthood and other like charities. I’ve also give to a Peruvian non-profit to support their hospital and medical services. They lost planned parenthood support last year, a terrible hit. Now with the cuts to foreign aid, I can’t imagine

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Paula Dean Coykendall's avatar

I give a monthly donation to UKRAINE24 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💜

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Paula Dean Coykendall's avatar

Sorry, I got the name wrong! It's UNITED24

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Susan Stone's avatar

I give monthly to Ukraine and Planned Parenthood, as well as my local food bank and a bunch of other important charities. That's the best I can do these days.

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SUZANNE Marie McAdam's avatar

Me too. Indivisible and ACLU

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Gary Farrar's avatar

I yell out "Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelled of elderberries! I fart in your general direction!"

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Annette's avatar

Good day to you, Sir! Excellent! ConOLD must know that “He’s not the Messiah – he’s a very naughty boy.”

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David's avatar

🤣🤣🤣 47's new motto! 🤣🤣🤩

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Robot Bender's avatar

"Now go away or I shall taunt you another t-i-i-m-e!"

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David's avatar

Damn! You preempted my line!

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Paula Dean Coykendall's avatar

(Silly English kuh-niggits) 😜

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L. R. Abramson's avatar

I dare you.

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Barbara Anne Bailey's avatar

Write individual letters to every Supreme Court justice to urge them to exercise their ultimate power to enforce the law of the land. Add a brief message on the outside of the envelope in case it passes through human hands, and someone will read it along the way. Very old fashioned, but “the pen is mightier than the sword.” Or used to be.

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

And it’s the only way to reach The Supreme Court via snail mail. They don’t take phone commentary or have a place to write them on the WEB.

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

What are these things you call ‘write’ and ‘envelope’? I think I once knew … but they’ve fallen in a hole beside something called ‘work’

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Barbara Anne Bailey's avatar

Then you have to find a stamp. If you really want to draw attention, write the letter in cursive!

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

Now you’re scaring me

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Jane Gutsell's avatar

I always do! With a fountain pen.

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Sandra Greer's avatar

Italic. So they can read it.

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Barbara Anne Bailey's avatar

Some judges profess to be originalists and they supported the validity of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, so they could be invited to read the act in its original form. Cursive, no doubt.

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Beth tetrault's avatar

And written with a feather quill dipped in ink on cotton rag paper.

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Mary Greenwald's avatar

DeJoy may have retired, but it takes 10 days from Chicago to Washington, D.C. for snail mail to get through the mess DeJoy made of the Postal System. Send it anyway. DeJoy promised 1-2 days (then said well, maybe 3-4)

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Susan Stone's avatar

I didn't know he had retired. Thanks for giving me some uplifting news! Where I live we seem to be fortunate to have postal workers who are unaffected by the mess he made of the post office.

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Jane Gutsell's avatar

Ah, Voltaire. Not so true in these awful times, I fear. Worth putting pen to paper though.

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Thomas Commito's avatar

250 years ago, a people who suffered from imprisonment without trial, whose legislature had been dissolved, and who were subject to the arbitrary whims of a dictator general said we have had enough! I say we have had enough again. The rule of law has to be restored now!

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

Bloody Gage!

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T. Chatary's avatar

I heard on Marketplace Morning Report that 4/19 is the 250th anniversary of "the shot heard 'round the world" beginning the American Revolution. Let's celebrate with another Protest Heard 'Round the World. 3.5% is all we need to upend this administration.

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Explain the 3.5%, please.

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Carol Bradford's avatar

It's the percentage of the population that needs to speak up in order to effect change, according to some research into past movements.

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Thanks. I thought that was it, but didn't want to miss the meaning.

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T. Chatary's avatar

The statistic is cited in the book Why Civil Resistance Works https://cup.columbia.edu/book/why-civil-resistance-works/9780231156837/

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Thank you! ...a new book for their banned list?

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Beverly Matthews's avatar

I am retired but donating as much as I can 2-3 times EVERY week! I am also going to a protest on April 19 and as many more as I physically can. I have emailed SCOTUS. I have written to my two senators (both democrats so preaching to the choir).

Thank you for your devotion to this horrible period in America! We will survive and be better than before

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David's avatar

Preaching to the choir? Maybe for your senators but there are still some that haven't stood up on their hind legs yet.

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Catt woman's avatar

I had to chuckle when you say you are preaching to the choir. All my reps are DJT acolytes so I’m sure they don’t even read what I send. I rarely get a response and if I do it’s canned propaganda that doesn’t deal with my issues.

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Sandra Greer's avatar

AINOs -- Americans in Name Only. Pronounced "Anals".

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Susan Stone's avatar

I hear you. My senators are like that, but one of them used to reply regularly to what I sent (apparently they were recently instructed to not reply to constituents' letters). Fortunately, my rep is a democrat and very responsive to anything I send - and she addresses the issues.

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Karen's avatar

It's ok to tell your senators and representatives that you support their actions. They need encouragement!

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Carol Quantock's avatar

I've been writing to members of Congress, calling their offices, and attending every march and rally I can get to. At home, I mute the sound on the TV when T***p or one of his creeps appear, and don't look at them. I also give the TV the finger, but repetition is making my arthritis act up.

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MaryT's avatar

During an appointment with my hand specialist treating me for trigger fingers, I said "I just want to be able to do this [double middle finger salute] to Trump." He smiled and said, "No problem, we'll make that happen."

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Susan Stone's avatar

What a great doctor you have! (or physical therapist, or whatever he is). Thank you for a good laugh.

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Annette's avatar

I find a few Tylenol help with the arthritis, so I can continue my "salute" until the bloated yam is done rambling - LOVE when he goes off-script, because that's when we see his true "genius"

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Dr. Judith Schlesinger's avatar

I don't watch TV at all (except for streaming movies). Can't stand the sight or sound of him - don't we already know who he is and what he's doing by now?

Am really disappointed with chicken-shit legacy media anyway. Thank you Andy and the Contrarian for keeping truth alive!

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misia.d's avatar

I suppose the wrestling teams love it?

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misia.d's avatar

I just found

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misia.d's avatar

out who’s the new Education Secretary! Holy cow! I’m trying to keep the media blackout going, but it’s hard.

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Clym Yeobright's avatar

“Transgender mice” lol. That one made it through vetting by trump’s “best and brightest”, otherwise known as Dumber and Dumbest

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Catt woman's avatar

lol! I am wearing out my mute button and my arthritic middle finger is swollen so I understand. I also have to remind myself, now that it’s getting warmer, that I should either lower the volume of my cursing at the tv or shut my windows!

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Ibprofen is my friend in these times.

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Susan Stone's avatar

We no longer take ibuprofen because it is not safe for older people. Fortunately the strongest version of Tylenol works pretty well.

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carol corsaro's avatar

Ditto

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Linda A. Lauretano's avatar

We will be on overpass in Worcester,MA with Indivisible Worcester. NO KINGS signs etc.

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Gisele Dubson's avatar

We’re going to be having a snow storm here, but we’ll see what we can do.

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Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

Call the local press to photograph you out in the storm. AP will pick it up, if the local posts it on their news site.

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DEBORAH K's avatar

Maybe you can build a giant snow middle finger.

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Gisele Dubson's avatar

The snow stopped, protestors turned up.

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Richard Warren Dow's avatar

Prayers for the return of Abrego Garcia in our worship services.

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LYNN COOK's avatar

Will join you in prayer for Abrego Garcia's safe return, Richard.

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Susan Stone's avatar

Ditto!

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