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Showing posts with label climate actions. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

This and that Tuesday

 



Today's art:

"My intuitive brodery"

Slow Stitching embroidery by Catherine Herremans


Robert Hubble asks us to remember that:

Our job is to remain on task, ensuring that the midterms are a wave election for Democrats.

The Republican Party will hold a “mid-term convention” in Texas that will feature keynote speeches by JD Vance and Trump. The speeches will be filled with lies that will attempt to pit Americans against each other and conceal Trump’s failing agenda. They will seek to generate Democratic infighting over the fact that a handful of Democratic nominees are members of the Democratic Socialists of America who want to provide healthcare for all Americans by taxing the billionaires. The press will dutifully repeat Trump’s accusations without bothering to note that the man claiming that DSA members are a threat to democracy is the only president in American history who sought to stage a coup.

and:

Memorials marking the terrorist attack on September 11 will take place on Friday, which will give right-wing agitators an opportunity to spread Islamophobic lies by attacking Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed. 

 ...Rather than wince and cringe as Trump and Vance spew their lies, we should trust that most voters can see through the lies, and many voters will be offended and disgusted. We don’t need every MAGA voter to win; only enough of them to help flip a handful of “stretch” races for Democrats that will ensure the blue wave reaches historic proportions. 

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We are the Lady Liberties in Saranac Lake, New York. We are a pop-up art happening that take to the streets in our homemade outfits when the spirit moves us

Robert posted lots of other's photos of the various demonstrators all over the country, which have been submitted to him.

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There is a difference
between happiness and wisdom:

one who thinks himself the happiest
is really so; but he that thinks
himself the wisest is
generally the greatest fool.

Sir Francis Bacon