
The consequences of hate speech
Kentucky Congressman Andy Barr announced his bid for U. S. Senate this week, using the word âhateâ multiple times in first campaign ad.
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Kentucky Congressman Andy Barr announced his bid for U. S. Senate this week, using the word âhateâ multiple times in first campaign ad.
And neither of our âflagshipâ schools
Anti-democratic efforts are not new in America. We donât have to import history lessons from abroad to learn of dangers and atrocities a successful collapse of democracy can bring.
Perhaps your new home is a better fit?
How would you feel if someone took your childâs favorite book out of his hands? What would you think if your local museum wasnât important enough to keep its doors open? If someone said, âSorry we canât help your community recover from a natural disasterâ would you
Mr. Smith went to Washington, but comedian Bill Maher went to the White House.
Our grandparents fought for decent wages, safe working conditions, and dignity. How long will we let the new crop of industrialists take away those hard-won rights?
And we know which party is determined hide what theyâre doing.
They care more about your genitalia than they do about you being killed by a gun.
Kentucky was the first southern state with a civil rights law. Now weâre on the MAGA white supremacist train.
And what is it going to take for 70 million Americans to come to the realization theyâve been had?
Although Faux News wants you to believe that Musk is the victim of a smear campaign when heâs just trying to HELP America, the facts paint a different story.