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She/Her Recovering GA grass roots organizer 🌊🌊 Retired Nomad 🏕️ ReSister 🦋❄️ I demonize MAGA because they should be demonized. But I criticize every boneheaded, cowardly, expedient move the Democrats make #OPPOSITION #NOCOLLABORATION #NOAMNESTY #Sec3 #14th
Elizabeth Warren: "I am a hard no on a supplemental. This is not a war the American people want us to engage in. This is not a war that makes us safer ... No. No more money. The only thing Congress has the power to do is to stop actions like this through the power of the purse."
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The fact Chuck needs notes on something like this tells us everything we need to know.
More like we need a mandatory voting law. No one gets to sit it out.
When are they going to proceed against Pamela Jo? She’s actually broken laws.
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Grand Staircase Escalante Text from the plaque at a roadside lookout point: National treasure Conserving Wildness Learning from the Land The public lands of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument conserve a wealth of scientific and cultural resources. On the remote Kaiparowits Plateau, paleontologists are unearthing prehistoric species, like duck billed dinosaurs and gigantic crocodiles, that help explain the origins of present-day life on earth. Massive petrified logs in the Circle Cliffs reveal clues about long-ago ecosystems. The winding canyons of the Escalante River drainage conceal artifacts of ancient peoples that illuminate an enduring relationship with this land. A Place for Solitude In this vast landscape, you can immerse yourself in the sights sounds, and textures of the natural world. Listen to a penetrating silence, broken only by the rasping call of a raven overhead/ Walk amid rock formations that conceal yet-to-be-discovered prehistoric plants and animals. Glimpse the birth of a hundred waterfalls after a summer deluge. You're looking out over some of the wildest lands in the United Státes. The last area to be mapped in the lower 48 states, this rugged region remains a sparsely roaded frontier You're standing in the 1.9-million-acre Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, where conserving the land's wild character is a top priority. These public lands don't just prolect astounding Scientific values, they safeguard one of the rarest natural resources of all -the opportunity for solitude - in a landscape sculpted by wind, water and time.
Grand Staircase Escalante Text from the plaque at a roadside lookout point: National treasure Conserving Wildness Learning from the Land The public lands of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument conserve a wealth of scientific and cultural resources. On the remote Kaiparowits Plateau, paleontologists are unearthing prehistoric species, like duck billed dinosaurs and gigantic crocodiles, that help explain the origins of present-day life on earth. Massive petrified logs in the Circle Cliffs reveal clues about long-ago ecosystems. The winding canyons of the Escalante River drainage conceal artifacts of ancient peoples that illuminate an enduring relationship with this land. A Place for Solitude In this vast landscape, you can immerse yourself in the sights sounds, and textures of the natural world. Listen to a penetrating silence, broken only by the rasping call of a raven overhead/ Walk amid rock formations that conceal yet-to-be-discovered prehistoric plants and animals. Glimpse the birth of a hundred waterfalls after a summer deluge. You're looking out over some of the wildest lands in the United Státes. The last area to be mapped in the lower 48 states, this rugged region remains a sparsely roaded frontier You're standing in the 1.9-million-acre Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, where conserving the land's wild character is a top priority. These public lands don't just prolect astounding Scientific values, they safeguard one of the rarest natural resources of all -the opportunity for solitude - in a landscape sculpted by wind, water and time.
Grand Staircase Escalante Text from the plaque at a roadside lookout point: National treasure Conserving Wildness Learning from the Land The public lands of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument conserve a wealth of scientific and cultural resources. On the remote Kaiparowits Plateau, paleontologists are unearthing prehistoric species, like duck billed dinosaurs and gigantic crocodiles, that help explain the origins of present-day life on earth. Massive petrified logs in the Circle Cliffs reveal clues about long-ago ecosystems. The winding canyons of the Escalante River drainage conceal artifacts of ancient peoples that illuminate an enduring relationship with this land. A Place for Solitude In this vast landscape, you can immerse yourself in the sights sounds, and textures of the natural world. Listen to a penetrating silence, broken only by the rasping call of a raven overhead/ Walk amid rock formations that conceal yet-to-be-discovered prehistoric plants and animals. Glimpse the birth of a hundred waterfalls after a summer deluge. You're looking out over some of the wildest lands in the United Státes. The last area to be mapped in the lower 48 states, this rugged region remains a sparsely roaded frontier You're standing in the 1.9-million-acre Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, where conserving the land's wild character is a top priority. These public lands don't just prolect astounding Scientific values, they safeguard one of the rarest natural resources of all -the opportunity for solitude - in a landscape sculpted by wind, water and time.
My photos from last May of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. One of the most spectacular sights in the American Southwest. Under the chaos of the war in Iran, UT Senator Mike Lee wants to decimate the mgt plans for GSE and other public lands. CALL YOUR SENATORS & REPS (202) 224-3121
Most people will read this as a story about one national monument in Utah. It isn’t. This is about whether every management plan on every acre of federal land in America can be erased with a simple majority vote and no public input. #ParkChat #PublicLand
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Russia has been sharing satellite imagery of U.S. warships and aircraft with Iran, helping Tehran target American forces.
Ukraine, in contrast, has deployed specialists and low-cost drone interceptors to help protect the U.S. and its allies.
Russia = our enemy 🇷🇺
Ukraine = our ally 🇺🇦
Let’s get one thing straight: We are not a Christian nation. We are a nation where you are free to be a Christian.
Your religion guides you, not all of us. It’s as simple as that.
Breaking NYT:
Two teenage brothers and mariachi stars who visited the White House last summer were just released with their family from ICE detention centers in South Texas — immediately following the visit of a delegation of Democratic lawmakers who pressed for them to be freed.
A high-powered Chicago law firm announced a plan Monday to push for the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate and potentially charge the agents who carried out Operation Midway Blitz.
@sophiesherry.bsky.social reports: chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2026/0...
So Lindsey wants to make a new NATO with the guys who attacked us on 9/11?
This is an escalation by DHS.
Six US Citizens and permanent residents are now home after being held over 30 hours at O’Hare, transferred to Broadview, and moved across state lines.
Community pressure got them home. So many more do not have that support.
We know it was hit by tomahawk missiles
It has been a school for over a decade.
So we're all smarter than the Bank of America securities head of US Equity and Quantitative Strategy?
Stephen Miller Tweet from 11/4/24: If young men don't want to be drafted to fight in Kamala's and Cheney's 3rd World War they better get out and vote for Trump.
This didn't age well.
LA City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson Says LAPD Stopped Him Four Times While Driving a City Government Issued Vehicle. The LAPD has consistently been highly racist and corrupt.
Several people who cast a single mistaken ballot were sent to prison for years. A Georgia Republican official who voted illegally nine times? Just a $5,000 fine. Apparently “election integrity” is a lot more forgiving when the offender has the right party affiliation.
Listen to the laughter.... all of this is hilarious to them....
Kushner and Witkoff are ignorant hacks, part 245,699.
"Several nuclear experts have raised questions about the disastrous duo’s technical understanding of uranium enrichment after they presented an assessment of Iran’s Research Reactor that made no sense."
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You know if she was alive today he’d be going after her, too.
Your regular reminder that normal, mainstream, pro-democracy political parties do not make restricting suffrage the central pillar of their policy platform
A federal judge appointed to the bench by Donald Trump issued a 111-page ruling Monday, finding that the president's own immigration enforcement machine likely ran an unconstitutional racial profiling operation targeting Black and Latino Minnesotans.
To all the radical women who have made the world better, especially those women who radicalized us, thank you.
Maybe they should try admitting a genocide is taking place in Gaza and 2) releasing the audit on the 2024 election and be accountable for the mistakes they made. They think voters are stupid and just like MAGA, we shouldn’t believe what is directly in front of our eyes.
At the rate Dems catch on to what voters want, they’ll find out why the world ended a little over a year after it happens.
A social media post discusses the catastrophic effects of the Tehran oil refinery bombing, mentioning toxic rain, Gulf War Syndrome after Kuwaiti oil fires in 1991, and the impact on Tehran’s 10 million residents.
Tehran’s oil fires will kill people for the next 30 years.
Benzene soaking into groundwater. PAHs settling into soil. Crops absorbing it. Acid rain. Children are getting hit hardest. Benzene is one of the most well-established causes of childhood leukemia we know of.
