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Monthly Archives: December 2018
“I am a Tariff Man” and Credit for the Stock Market
US stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday as investors lost faith in a trade truce between the US and China that had been negotiated by Donald Trump at last week’s G20 summit. On September 8th, 2018 I wrote: … Continue reading
Posted in economics, economy, stock market, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged bear market, crash, tariff man, tariffs, Trade, wall street, wars
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Fair Elections for New York
https://fairelectionsny.org/about New Yorkers deserve a responsive, accountable government. Voter turnout in New York is among the lowest in the nation, due in part to antiquated procedures for registration and voting that discourage participation. And our campaign finance system favors … Continue reading
Posted in Fair elections, NYS legislature, Uncategorized
Tagged big money, campaign, campaign donations, Fair elections, finance reform, influence, new york state, registration, turnout, voters
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Children of Yemen
Credit: Giles Clarke for The New York Times Heartbreaking story by Nikolas Kristoff in the NYT: End This Shameful War. The lead picture represents Abrar Ibrahim, a 12-year-old girl in Yemen who weighs just 28 pounds. Right now in Yemen, … Continue reading
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Flavored e-cigs and Vaping
Photo Credit Janet Cannon From: Eve Krief MD 65% of teens who vape don’t even know that they are vaping nicotine! One Juul vape pod has the nicotine equivalent of 20 cigarettes. As some of you may know I’m on … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Uncategorized
Tagged Addiction, flavored cigarettes, nicotine, smoking, suffolk, teenagers, vaping
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What is Public Charge?
From Eve Krief MD WHAT IS PUBLIC CHARGE? FULL EXPLAINER HERE: A new proposal from DHHS expands the definition of what it means to be a “public charge,” making it harder for immigrants to enter the United States and advance … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, immigration/deportation, medicare, Trump, Trump atrocities, Uncategorized
Tagged CHIP, Medicaid, public charge, SNAP
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Stop the Tears Rally
Zero Tolerance is still happening. Propublica just published this story: “A Defendant Shows Up in Immigration Court by Himself. He’s 6.” Earlier today various concerned citizen groups held a rally to protest the continuing separation of families at the border. … Continue reading