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Nov17Sat9:30 am Severed Ties: The Legal & Humani... @ St. Mark's Presbyterian ChurchSevered Ties: The Legal & Humani... @ St. Mark's Presbyterian ChurchNov 17 @ 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
photo credit: John Moore/Getty Images Hosted by YWCA Arizona – STAT-Stand Together Arizona Training & Advocacy and YWCA Southern Arizona “Stories of children separated from their parents along with being confined to cages have enraged people and motivated them to … Continue reading10:00 am 2018 Thankgiving Festival @ Tucson Clinica Medical Famililar2018 Thankgiving Festival @ Tucson Clinica Medical FamililarNov 17 @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
“The 2018 Thanksgiving Festival is a 100% Free Event for the Tucson Community where we give away 1,000 Turkeys, Host a health fair, and have over 30 vendors with free giveaways and information. We have a fun morning with lots … Continue reading10:00 am Phoenix Legislative Training @ First Church UCC, PhoenixPhoenix Legislative Training @ First Church UCC, PhoenixNov 17 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Hosted by American Friends Service Committee – Arizona “To prepare for Formerly Incarcerated & Convicted People’s (FICP) Day at the State Capitol, AFSC-AZ is offering a series of workshops in Tucson and Phoenix. The first workshop on Legislative Advocacy is … Continue readingNov18Sun10:00 am Legislative Wrap-up with Freetho... @ Duval Auditorium, University of AZ Medical CenterLegislative Wrap-up with Freetho... @ Duval Auditorium, University of AZ Medical CenterNov 18 @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Hosted by Secular Coalition for Arizona “Join the Secular Coalition for Arizona to talk politics and hear inside stories of the 2018 legislative session.” https://www.facebook.com/events/421534045033546/Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailWhatsAppTumblrMorePrintPocketRedditGooglePinterestLike this:Like Loading...2:00 pm “All the President’s Men” Journa... @ Loft Cinema“All the President’s Men” Journa... @ Loft CinemaNov 18 @ 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm
“Since 2015, the University of Arizona School of Journalism has co-hosted the Journalism on Screen series at The Loft Cinema, 3233 E. Speedway. Other sponsors are the UA College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, the Arizona Daily Star, the Arizona Daily … Continue readingNov19Mon9:30 am ASU Morrison Institute’s State o... @ Phoenix Airport Marriott hotelASU Morrison Institute’s State o... @ Phoenix Airport Marriott hotelNov 19 @ 9:30 am – 1:45 pm
State of Our State Conference 2018 11/19/2018 9:30 am – 1:45 pm Phoenix Airport Marriott 1101 North 44th Street Phoenix, AZ 85008 “The State of Our State Conference is the annual signature event of ASU Morrison Institute for Public Policy. … Continue reading12:00 pm DGT First VP Nick Arnold on Ariz... @ Dragon's View restaurantDGT First VP Nick Arnold on Ariz... @ Dragon's View restaurantNov 19 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
“Nick Arnold is an Arizona native who moved to Tucson to attend the University of Arizona. As an undergraduate minoring in Environmental Studies, Nick interned with the Students for Sustainability on the Energy & Climate Committee where he helped … Continue readingNov21Wed2:00 pm 2nd Annual Colby Olsen LGBTQ Com... @ Historic Y2nd Annual Colby Olsen LGBTQ Com... @ Historic YNov 21 @ 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
The 2nd Annual Thanksgiving Dinner Wednesday, November 21, 2018 2:00 PM 6:00 PM The Historic Y (map) “Colby loved the togetherness and love that surrounds this holiday. Sadly, many people in the community do not have a place to go … Continue readingNov26Mon12:00 pm Former PCDP Chair Vince Rabago a... @ Dragon's View restaurantFormer PCDP Chair Vince Rabago a... @ Dragon's View restaurantNov 26 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Former PCDP (Pima County Democratic Party) Chair Vince Rabago, a practicing attorney will speak about the 2018 Arizona election. He ran for Attorney General in a 3 way race in the August 2010 Democratic primary, and lost to Felecia Rotellini. … Continue reading
Oh, great, more Anti-Bernie cartoons. They totally suck. As the establishment Democrats complete their transformation into Republicans, seems like their humor is doing the same. But perhaps these weren’t intended to be funny, just stupid, which they are.
Selective outrage, just like the right-wing. What, you didn’t enjoy the Hillary email cartoons? You don’t see the Trumpsters whining like you, and I pound the shit out of him. I pick from among available cartoons each week for trending topics. If that’s how the cartoonists see the race, then you should whine to them.
No, I don’t see a great deal of humor in what Hillary did with her private server which she used to send and receive tens of thousands of emails while supposedly conducting the people’s business. I think this is strongly indicative of her inability to follow rules, believing she is above such plebian practices.
Comparing Bernie Sanders to Ralph Nader isn’t particularly amusing either and it is not based on anything remotely truthful. Bernie Sanders is not going to run as a third party candidate. It is very wrong, deceitful, and manipulative to propagate the notion that he will. And that is just one example of a smear against Bernie that I have seen here.
Honestly, I just don’t get it. Bernie is a decent man, a long time politician with a remarkably clean record given how long he has been in elected offices. He came forward with his message to give people a voice. And because he has been so successful, he and his supporters have become the targets of the die hard Democrats and/or fanatical Hillary supporters.
What is the point? Is there nothing left of democracy in this country? Hillary lost in 2008 to the black guy and, by God, the Democratic leadership and Clinton worshipers are not going to allow her to lose again.
nice homage to Herblock in the last one..