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Geechie

Geechie's Journal
Geechie's Journal
October 24, 2020

Getting To Know Matt Gaetz

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Cross posted to Video & Multimedia
October 24, 2020

Getting To Know Matt Gaetz

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June 9, 2020

A great article on strategy for November

You have to have a subscription, unless there's some way around the firewall, but here it is:

"Brand New Dems?" by Joseph O'Neill / The New York Review of Books

[link:https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2020/05/28/brand-new-democrats/|

April 7, 2020

Speaking Freely: Chalmers Johnson

This is a link to the full film. It's refreshing to listen to someone speaking about history from first person, no-spin, just the facts as he saw them. I'm glad to see his books are being noticed now. The video was posted a couple of years ago, and the interview is from 2007.

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March 25, 2020

Paging Rick Scott

[link:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/senate-coronavirus-economic-stimulus-package-bill-2020-03-25/|]

The bill increases the maximum unemployment insurance payment by $600 per week and extends the period for which workers are eligible to four months. Four Republican senators — Senators Tim Scott, Rick Scott, Ben Sasse and Lindsey Graham — raised concerns about what they called a "drafting error" in the bill, arguing that the expansion could incentivize workers to lose their jobs if the totality of state and federal unemployment benefits exceeds their current income.

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Once again, progress grinds to halt while some shitheads discuss the possibility that some people might actually get a few more bucks than they "deserve" or be "incentivized to lose their jobs." GOOD GOD!!!

How much money are we talking about here, versus the corporate bailouts they don't think twice about signing off on?

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