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We have to keep pushing people!

I’ve sadly noticed that seemingly activist fatigue is starting to set in here in the USA, and I fully understand, it can be exhausting working non stop for a better future,

But we’re getting so close to a breakthrough, I can feel it,

The NRA and the Cato institute, a right wing lobbyist and a right wing think tank, have already defected from the Trump regime,

If we continue to push just a bit more, and managed to induce a loyalty shift with just 1 or 2 more right wing institutions, along with so many left and centrist allies by our side,

Then our victory in saving American democracy, and building a better life for ourselves and our children will become certain, I’m confident on that people,

Remember everyone, no kings, no masters, and no dictators,

Never give up, never stop pushing for a better life!

u/CutSenior4977 — 10 hours ago
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Regardless of politics, can we all agree veterans deserve better?!

u/Master-Sock-3538 — 1 day ago
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Americans’ pride in US history and democracy drops, and fewer are proud to be American, polls find

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u/CutSenior4977 — 1 day ago
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What the Declaration of Independence says, and what it teaches us today.

With it being the 250th 4th of July, I feel as though it’s only natural, to remind all Americans what the document we’re all celebrating actually says, and how it compares to today.

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u/CutSenior4977 — 1 day ago
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Where's the Constitution?

The last time I saw the original is when it was moved to the oval office by Trumps. It was removed from whitehouse.gov about the same time. On the 250th anniversary of our independence as documented in this, I want an update on its location. Clearly it is not being followed by MAGA and I hope it was not altered or destroyed.

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u/luv2lafRN — 1 day ago
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If you only listen to one thing today, this week, this month or year. Let this be it (5 mins)

u/Czech_Coconut — 7 days ago