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Northrop Grumman employee sent me this rather stark reminder that defense contractors are a higher vaccine priority than people ages 65+ and “adults with high risk medical conditions”
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The Lincoln Project convinced Democratic donors to part with $39,384,397 in Q3. It burned a staggering $13 million on operating expenditures, made $23.9M of IEs (mostly routed into its founders firms), and ended with $13.2M on hand.
NEW FEC F3X
THE LINCOLN PROJECT
RCPT $39,384,397
EXPN $37,032,632
COH $13,197,477
docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/for…
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There's a dearth of small scale retail space available in most N.A. cities.
Humans are wired to like cozy, fine-grained urbanism, like these cafes in Japan. It feels good, AND it makes financial sense. Many small business, can't afford super sized retail bays.
More of this >
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The LA sheriffs broke the security cameras after shooting a child MULTIPLE times in the back. Say his name: #AndresGuardado.
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I am here brother stand with you against racism of police
Where is my man Al-Zaidi at? Y’all remember him he’s the one that threw the shoe at Bush back in 2008. We need him to throw a few choice items at #DictatorTrump
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BREAKING: Somali shoppers chase away a group of white men who allegedly tried to burn stores at the Karmel Mall in south Minneapolis.
Video obtained from Somalisnaps, a popular Snapchat account.
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****ALERTA ALERTA*****
We have visual confirmation that shots have been fired at Pimento (12 rounds) from a black truck no license plate
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A basic point about the protests in Minneapolis:
In protests abroad, like in Egypt during the Arab Spring, torching a police station was widely viewed as a nonviolent act of resistance because it didn't result in human harm.
We should apply the same standard here.
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What we saw in Minneapolis, Louisville, and other cities tonight is what happens when authorities waste time talking around the real problems with policing. Forget looking for the “bad apples.” Any solution that isn’t about structural reform or abolition isn’t worth entertaining.
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...but closing streets, Trubune reports, “would be a complicated and potentially costly proposition due to a provision in the city’s parking meters deal that means the city has to pay for meters put out of commission.” Thanks, Richie.
