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Vote for Pro-People not Pro-$, Vote Pro-Us not Pro-Them, Vote Pro-Life (the real pro-life) not the Pro-Birth'em & Leave'em, Vote Democracy not pro-fascism! VOTE DEMOCRATIC!

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Democrats yelling at Democrats for “not doing anything” is like blaming someone with their hands & feet tied for not fighting back. When 1 party holds all the governing power, the other is left with only its voice. Right now, GOP control POTUS, Congress, & SCOTUS. Don't like it? VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!

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Trump's Arch will be 250 feet high - that's 25 stories! And we are paying for the damn thing.

Regardless of Governor Stitt's insistence on Oklahoma as a "Business state" we are at the bottom. Seems public education & quality of life are important to biz success, after all, you stupid RWNJ idiots!

Slave Restraints from the early 1800s compared to Markwayne Mullin's Haitian Restraints Today:

Hey Mikie, your church mandates the “Bishop’s Aid” which offers financial assistance to members who need help with: rent utilities medical bills transportation emergency expenses prescription costs temporary housing job loss or crisis situations Some would call it Social Security & Medicare

Early Saints formed social welfare programs: the Relief Society: food, clothing, medical care, the Health Society: community clinics, medical training & the Bishop’s Communal Storehouse & Aid which are the core of the Latter-day Saint welfare system. Mike Lee turns his back on his church teachings.

Early Utah Saints created the Relief & Health Societies because they believed in communal responsibility for the poor. Today, Saints vote for politicians like Mike Lee, who openly calls for dismantling federal programs such as Social Security, Medicare, & Medicaid. Some would call it a conundrum.

Hey Mike Lee, early Mormons recognized the need for organized, coordinated support for members facing financial hardship. They emphasized a duty to “benefit the poor & all other charitable purposes wherein we can prove ourselves useful to our fellow creatures.” Some would call it Social Security.

Hey Mike Lee, Mormon early health initiatives, including the 1849 Council of Health in Salt Lake City, were designed to provide medical care to all members, regardless of ability to pay. Some could call it Medicare & Medicaid.

Hey, Mike Lee, Mormons' survival in Utah depended heavily on organized cooperation. They shared resources, mutual aid, mutual support, communal labor, communal economy, collective property ownership & equality. Some could call it socialistic. Some could call it Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid.