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@ChrisSeelbach @Costco How do they not understand this already?! It's 2024!!!
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With @GovMikeDeWine at his 1st appearance since elex, where voters protected abortion.
I asked if GOP plans to repeal Issue 1 would be going against will of people.
He avoided question; he respects voters but there is process.
(Sorry for audio) @WEWS @WCPO @OhioCapJournal
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Inflation is now down 65% from its peak and gas prices are down $1.65 from the peak after Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
I’m fighting to continue lowering costs for families – from junk fees to cutting prescription drug, health care, and energy costs.
I’m not going to let up.
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Cackling, dying, absolutely losing it. Script writers couldn’t even make a scene this good. Incredible, 10/10.
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‘Operation Al-Aqsa Flood’ Day 38: Premature babies dependent on incubators in Gaza are officially being left to die. mondoweiss.net/2023/11/operat…
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So, once upon a time, there was this girl Vera Pekhteleva from Russia’s Kemerovo.
She was 23 and she was a student.
And there was this guy Vladislav Kanius. Them two used to be a couple.
In January 2020, he tortured her to death for like 12 hours because she had left him, and local police ignored calls from people next door who were hearing her scream.
In the end, neighbours broke into their apartment only to see the guy drinking vodka next to her dead body.
He inflicted over 100 wounds upon her.
He was sentenced to 17 years behind bars and a 4 million roubles ($44,000) compensation to be paid off to the late girl’s family and the court of justice.
And you know what?
The guy served only like 6 months.
Vladimir Putin pardoned him, just like so many other convicts, because he had agreed to go to war and kill even more people in Ukraine.
And he ended up being one of those who survived the mean grinder. And he returned home clean before the law about a year after the murder.
Oh by the way, it’s in the news today that Putin also relieved him of his obligation to pay off compensation to the family for the girls he slew.
One could only guess why we Ukrainians want to stay a fucking galaxy away from what today’s Russia is and from what the Putin regime has turned it into.
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I just wrote a @Restore_The4th letter: Our best shot in a generation at reforming government surveillance. Write one here: actionnetwork.org/letters/our-be…
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NYTimes must focus on the grave violations of international law taking place in Gaza, rather than baseless, unsubstantiated claims by Israel as repeated in your Morning Newsletter. Your readers deserve and expect accurate reporting. jewishvoiceforpeace.org/resource/deman…
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Recently, a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators came together to form the Senate Mental Health Caucus. NAMI is excited to work with this new Caucus. Urge your senates to join today! nami.quorum.us/campaign/52099
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I just wrote a letter: Tell Congress: Ceasefire NOW.. Write one here: actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-c…
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Praise God!!! Five-thousand-strong!!!
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The Eucharist in Times Square: Procession With Father Mike Schmitz Draws Thousands on NYC Streets Priests, nuns, and laity participated in a massive Eucharistic Procession on the streets of New York City on Oct. 10, 2023. Approximately 5,000 Catholics attended the procession hosted by the Napa Institute for this year's Principled Entrepreneurship Conference. Father Mike Schmitz, the Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministries for the Diocese of Duluth, opened the conference with a standing-room-only Mass at Saint Patrick's Cathedral at 4:30 p.m. ET, followed by the Eucharistic procession and Benediction. In his homily, Father Mike said he initially did not want to lead a Eucharistic procession. His students at the University of Minnesota Duluth often ask if they can process with the Eucharist on campus, but he also says no. He fears the general public will not understand the Eucharist or know how to react when the procession passes by. "When I think of a Eucharistic procession, like no, I want them to know this is Jesus. I want them to understand. No, this is the love of God for you in the flesh," Father Mike explained. "This is the love of God who loves you to the point where even if you are his enemy, He's poured out his life for you. In fact, that's what scripture says." He said as Catholics who believe, we will notice Jesus in the Eucharist. However, he encourages the faithful to help the world understand Jesus' Eucharistic Presence. "What God has asked us to do tonight is what he asked Jonah to do," Father Mike said, referencing the Oct. 10 daily Mass readings. "'Go out there and take me [the Eucharist] with you. "Go out there to a world that doesn't notice me [Jesus]– that doesn't understand me [Jesus]--That doesn't accept me. Go out there and just take me [the Eucharist] with you." Father Mike then explained why he wants Jesus to "come in power and glory." "We will all know in that moment when God comes fully revealed and fully present. Everyone will notice. No one will miss him and no one will misunderstand His love," he said. "We will have either chosen to be his friends or we will have chosen to be his enemies." He then concluded his homily saying the procession was an "incredible opportunity" to be Jonah and Simon of Cyrene. "Let this procession be your choice to say, 'God, I want you to recognize me in Your Glory, so I'm going to cling to You.'" Following Mass, Father Mike led Benediction and the Eucharistic procession began from Saint Patrick's Cathedral. New York Auxiliary Bishop Edmund Whalen held the Eucharistic monstrance while priests, religious, and laity followed. Several priests and religious orders attended, including the Sisters for Life, the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal, Dominican sisters, and clergy from both the Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Napa Institute representative Grady Connolly told ChurchPOP that attendees said the Eucharistic procession "was one of the most moving experiences of their faith thus far. Many were moved to tears as we processed through Times Square during rush hour with a police escort." bit.ly/46rN2RN Video courtesy of @NapaInstitute
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Join me in submitting a regulatory comment to ensure that mental health services are covered equitably. nami.quorum.us/campaign/50387/
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@mark_scheig Dammit, John Davidson... I thought you were better at running a hockey team than this. Never shoulda hired Babcock.
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"After a very thorough and lengthy process, we are pleased to welcome Mike Babcock as the next head coach of #CBJ." -Kekalainen
We are committed to building a Stanley Cup champion and doing it the right way...we believe we have found the right coach in Mike Babcock." -Davidson
Both of these things were said on 7/1 when the hiring was announced. If you are a #CBJ fan, this should not sit right with you at all.
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