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Interviews & Articles from This Week
1. Sunday
FINAL UPDATE: 31 Days & 868 Miles Marched. 4 Days & 132 Miles Left.
Some 31 days ago we launched an ambitious journey. A 1000 miles to speak up for voting rights. Today we are in the final four days. More than speak, we sought to walk the walk, literally. Today, 868 miles into our journey, we face a tumultuous final few days. Memphis is without power. City officials are working diligently to restore it to 100,000 people…
2. Monday
3. Tuesday
Why the Roadless Rule Matters
Most people have never heard of the Roadless Rule, but it’s probably the single most important reason America’s natural beauty continues to shine forth. At the end of this article, I'm going to ask you to take one, brief, critical action to protect our environment. It's free, and it's seismic in its impact. But first, let me explain exactly what's at st…
4. Wednesday
SCOTUS Continues To Oppose Democracy—It (Almost) Always Has
This week, the Supreme Court issued a ghastly ruling that threatens to restrict mail-in ballots. While the Court did not outright rule in favor of Trump’s goal to end mail-in ballot voting despite the fact that he votes by mail himself, it ruled that the states challenging him did not have the right to do so. This opens the door to further challenges to…
5. Friday
Today Is the Anniversary of Emmett Till’s Murder—We Were Just There
Yesterday, we completed our 1,000 Miles to Memphis voting rights march. I’ll have a full report on that soon as we are just getting started.
What Is The Public Thinking?
This week, prediction markets put Democrats' odds of winning all four core Senate seats—Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Maine—at 54%.
Dad Joke of the Week
Not quite a dad joke this week, but definitely a joke of a man ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Love the joke! (And great analogy.) <3
Yeah - and on the other hand this is the type of dude who gets all upset about women wearing a hijab……put a sock in it buddy.