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Senior National Correspondent, ABC News

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    28 Jan 2020

    There are as many different ways of being an intelligent human being as there are human beings. It's our competitive evolutionary advantage. A myriad of solutions for every problem. Sneering at people because they aren't smart in the way you are just advertises your ignorance.

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    10 hours ago

    Mass picket tonight at Deere Harvester, UAW Local 865 in East Moline. One member estimates the picket line stretches for 15 blocks

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  3. 14 hours ago

    Love this video of Rodin at work. The audacity of the artist. To see the stone, to seize hold of it, to carve and hammer and smooth out of it a statement, a vision, a living thing. We are the makers.

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  4. 15 hours ago

    The Next Big Strike?

    NEW from and me at : Nearly 40,000 workers are getting ready to strike at Kaiser, as the healthcare giant pushes a contract that would cut wages for new hires by 26%. Another two-tier contract, another potential strike.
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  5. 17 hours ago

    “We all have it coming, kid.”

    Without saying where it's from, what is your favorite movie quote?
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  6. Oct 18

    coach Matt Nagy on the team’s weak offense: “You need to score more, we understand that. How we get to that, we’re going through that identity. I think we all feel good about the identity but now it’s like, within that identity, what else do we need to do?” Da fuck?

    If the have a good rushing attack and Justin Fields is showing growth, then why do they still rank towards in the bottom in most offensive categories? Here’s this week’s column:
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    Oct 18

    Joined and on to talk about ’s unstable electric grid 👇🏻📰🎥

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  8. Oct 18

    The men and women on the John Deere picket lines speak for so many Americans, I think. Listen.

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    NEW: Striking John Deere workers are furious about the company’s contract offer which would give them only a $2-3 raise over 3 years. Deere’s CEO made $15.6 million in 2020 — a 160% raise. “John Deere made billions and threw us peanut shells...We’re supposed to scoop them up?”
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  9. Oct 18

    This is simply an intolerable state of affairs in the American democracy. “A republic, if you can keep it,” Ben Franklin warns us. This right here is how you lose it.

    Top 1% of US households now hold a larger share of US wealth (27%) than the entire US middle class (26.6%) — Federal Reserve data. Lowest share of national wealth held by US middle class—defined as middle 60% of US households by income—on record.
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  10. Oct 18

    It’s days like today on Twitter that show you how many people really seem to think that higher education excuses “low-class” behavior. There are ancient, profoundly humane reasons that people in many cultures believe with few exceptions that it’s wrong to speak ill of the dead.

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    Oct 16

    This image of a striking Kellogg’s worker in Omaha holding down the picket line during a torrential downpour says so much. It’s hard to strike. To make a decision to stand up for yourself and your family. And for other workers, too. This moment is necessary for our country. 1/

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    Oct 17

    Russell Wilson, on IR for the first time in his career, is on the field running a mock 2-minute drive by himself during pregame warmups. Calling/changing plays at the line of scrimmage and all.

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  13. Oct 17

    The Florida Project Still haven’t recovered.

    What’s a movie you saw once that you had no idea beforehand you would be that blown away? I live for those FEELINGS. The surprise astonishment feeling of the movie that was so surprisingly phenomenal. I had that with A FEW GOOD MEN as a kid. I always watch it now if it’s on.
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  14. Oct 17

    MACK ATTACK

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    Oct 17

    Something we hinted at here but didn’t fully articulate: The rejection of two-tier contracts across industries — Deere, Kellogg’s, Kaiser — is a sign that the US union movement may finally be moving out of its neoliberal-era defensive crouch.

    The John Deere strike shows the tight labor market is ready to pop by ,
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  16. Oct 17

    “Political prisoners,” my ass.

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    Oct 16

    Something tells me Santa is regretting adopting just in time inventory and not paying the sleigh bell drivers & elves a living wage all those decades.

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    Oct 16

    From a striking worker: "City of Ottumwa would not allow traditional burn barrels because of a open flame. The next day Local 74 members came up with this. Even when the city is on Deere’s side UAW members will thrive!"

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  19. Oct 16

    The women and men on the picket lines across America are asking us to see them, to hear them, and to join a conversation about these important issues—a conversation we’ve postponed too long. They strike for fairness for themselves and their families. And for all of us. 8/x

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  20. Oct 16

    Of course, American society had profound problems back then (like all societies). But the casual ethos of—well, of greed that has transformed/deformed the compensation structure of American business executives? That’s new. That’s our problem. We know we need a rebalancing. 7/

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  21. Oct 16

    I’m not saying they were noble. I’m saying our society was different. The “typical worker” at Sears or anywhere else back then might’ve jumped out of the same plane as my dad over the Philippines. They might’ve sat next to each other at a ballgame—before “stadium suites.” 6/

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