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Category Archives: Politics
Stand Up For Our Democracy
Democracy is never a given. January 6th proved that. A wrathful president unable to accept he lost an election, an angry mob stoked by bogus claims of a stolen election, a subservient caucus of Republicans willing to do the bidding … Continue reading
Zeldin, your name is Shame
Mr. Zeldin, your name is shame. You are either with our constitutional system of government, or you are not. And then you are for mob rule. Which is it? Are you a leader? – def. “a leader is someone who … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Congress, impeachment, Politics, Trump, Trump atrocities, Uncategorized, veterans, Voter Fraud, voting by mail, Zeldin
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The Days After Election Day
As our democracy hangs by a rapidly fraying thread, it is critical that each of us do everything we can to ensure that Donald Trump is voted out of office, and once voted out of office, that he actually LEAVES … Continue reading
Flip the Senate
From: Nigel Noble and his DC based lawyer friend Dear Friends and Family, This email is a follow up to my correspondence several weeks ago on our efforts to defeat Trump and flip the Senate. You may recall that I am … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, democrats, GOP, Politics, Trump
Tagged bullock, Cunningham, flip the senate, gideon, Greenfield, gross, Peters, senate
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Something you can do for RBG
From Randall Parsons/Judith Hope: If you feel the need to do something… or something more than you’ve been doing, here’s a way to honor RBG and help stop McConnell from pushing through another ultra conservative Supreme Court nominee. Leave voicemails … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Biden, Civil Rights, Courts, democrats, Fair elections, Health Care, Judiciary, Politics, RBG, SCOTUS, Trump
Tagged RBG, SCOTUS, Supreme court, vacancy
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Zoom Time
I am not sure why, but for the first time, each day this past week found me on multiple Zoom conference calls. Each of these was for a different group that I belong to, from my local Southampton Democratic Club … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Canvassing, Coronavirus, democrats, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged 2020election, Coronavirus, Trump
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Zeldin Ignores Constituents While Endlessly Defending Corrupt President
Letter to the Editor, The East Hampton Star, December 5, 2019 Clue Mr. Zeldin In To the Editor: Lee Zeldin has been tweeting up a storm and appearing on cable news with alarming regularity, barely able to conceal his fury … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Congress, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
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Virginia’s Gerrymandered State House
On November 5th, Virginians go to the polls to vote for their state representatives. After an historic flip of 15 House of Delegate seats in 2017, Democrats are within 2 seats of taking back control of both the state house … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, disenfranchisement, gerrymandering, Judiciary, Politics, Uncategorized, Voter Fraud
Tagged gerrymandered, state house, the poeple pac, virginia
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The Truth About Lee Zeldin’s Record
October 1, 2018 by Jacquelyn Gavron and Amy Turner … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, DACA, democrats, Ethics, Guns, immigration/deportation, NRA, perry gershon, Politics, school shootings, Uncategorized, veterans
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10 REASONS WOMEN MUST #FlipThe1st!
Issue #2: August, 2018 by Jacquelyn Gavron and Amy Turner Lee Zeldin repeatedly votes for laws that jeopardize the health and financial wellbeing of … Continue reading
Flip the House — Defeat Zeldin!
By Jacquelyn Gavron & Amy Turner, July 19, 2018 New York’s First Congressional District (NY-1), historically a swing district, is represented by Lee Zeldin (R). He was initially elected with Tea Party support and is an unwavering Trump loyalist with … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, economy, Environment, Guns, Health Care, Politics, Tax Reform, Uncategorized, Women, Zeldin
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Zeldin Votes to Hurt Hungry Constituents
The “Farm Bill” is generally known as the biggest safety net for millions of farmers across the country. But it also includes the Supplemental Nutrition Program — known as SNAP or “food stamps”. Last year, 40 million people used the … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Farm Bill, Politics, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged children, Food Stamps, hunger, Poverty, republicans
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Promises Broken
Trump campaign promises (which some liberals supported) remain largely ignored. He ran as an economic populist and bucked the GOP’s economic brand, contributing to his appeal. But he has violated every one of his promises. Donald Trump promised to … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, democrats, GOP, Health Care, Labor, Politics, Seniors, swamp, Tax Reform, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged campaign promises, draining swamp, Infrastructure, lies, nafta, promises
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The “dustbin of history” and November reckoning
John Owen Brennan, 7th director of the CIA, was the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency from March 2013 to January 2017. wikipedia.org https://www.yahoo.com/news/ex-cia-boss-john-brennan-131502100.html McCabe’s firing: FBI’s Andrew McCabe fired days before retirement; Trump applauds Sessions’ move More on McCabe: … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, Congress, DOJ, FBI, GOP, mueller probe, Politics, Russian connection, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged andrew, brennan, firing, john brennan, mc Cabe, McCabe
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The All-important Numbers for NY CD-1
Let’s look at the important numbers in NY CD-1. Demographics: Table I (Source: Ballotpedia, based on 2010 census) Population 720,071 Gender 49.6% Male, 50.4% Female Race 87.7% White, 4.6% Black, 3.5% Asian Ethnicity 12.8% Hispanic Unemployment 6.60% Median household income … Continue reading
Posted in Brookhaven, Congress, GOP, long island, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged CD-1, Politics, predictions, turnout, voting
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Voters exhausted by chaos & hostility of Trump regime
“There’s honor in compromise and civility.” Ezra Klein interviewing Joe Trippi, the chief media strategist on the Doug Jones campaign. The lessons from Doug Jones’ win in Alabama are discussed in this interesting piece on VOX: “A top Doug Jones … Continue reading
Posted in democrats, long island, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged chaos, compromise, doug jones, Patty Schachtner, wisconsin
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Shame on Zeldin–Again!
Representative Lee Zeldin should be ashamed of himself. That’s what his constituents declared back in May at their “Shame on Zeldin” protest on his AHCA vote. And now, in the aftermath of the Las Vegas shootings, others have joined that … Continue reading
Posted in AHCA, Congress, GOP, Guns, Politics, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged gun control, Las vegas, NRA, Zeldin
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The Great Lakes Are Attacking Us Now
Can you really blame them? By Charles P. Pierce Original post on Esquire.com Oct 4, 2017 While the Secretary of the Interior is jetting around on our dime, and the head of the Environmental Protection Agency is slow-dancing with his … Continue reading
Posted in Air Pollution, climate change, Congress, Courts, Environment, EPA, GOP, New York Times, Politics, science, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged algae, drinking, Gorsuch, Lake Erie, liver damage, microcystis, pollution, Supreme court, toxins, water
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Math not Myths: Democrats Win When their Voters are Inspired to Turn out!
Great piece in the Nation: July 18, 2017. If there are 7 million Obama-to-Trump voters, why didn’t Trump’s vote total increase by 7 million? Democrats Are Trying to Win the 2018 Midterms in All the Wrong Ways, By Steve Phillips … Continue reading
Posted in democrats, GOP, Politics, Trump, Uncategorized, Voter Fraud
Tagged inspiration, myths, turn-out, voting rights
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Noam Chomsky: On Trump and the State of the Union – SCARY!
GREAT INTERVIEW! THE STONE JULY 5, 2017 Continue reading the main story Share This Page Email Save Over the past few months, as the disturbing prospect of a Trump administration became a disturbing reality, I decided to reach out to … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Ethics, Fake News, foreign policy, GOP, Health Care, New York Times, Politics, Russian connection, science, Trump, trumpcare, Uncategorized, war
Tagged atomic, korea, nuclear, philosophy, war
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