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Hatboro, Pennsylvania, USA
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How am I so confident AI & machines won't take over the world?
Our Roomba was not two feet away from its base when I told it to "go home" and it immediately went into the other room and cleaned for another 20 minutes.
Perhaps more on this July 4th than many others because of recent events, it's important to remember the ideals upon which our nation was built & the promises made but even yet not fulfilled.
We know even the most unalienable rights can be abused by self-serving demagogues.
ALT The Declaration of Independence
It was on this day in 1788 the Constitution of the United States reached the required nine states ratification when New Hampshire approved it.
What better opportunity to actually *read* the document that so many Americans claim to know so much about?
constitutioncenter.org/media…
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Connecticut resident concedes to New Jersey resident in race for Pennsylvania Senate.
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🗓️ Thursday, June 9th at 8:00pm
The Select Committee will hold a hearing to provide the American people with a summary of our findings about the coordinated, multi-step effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Why could some be opposed to the WH plan to forgive $10k in student loan debt?
If I'm an upper-middle-class borrower, that might take my student loans to $0; however, an "average" borrower owing ~$29k* would still owe plenty.
Who needs the help more?
*ticas.org/affordability-2/st…
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On this Memorial Day let us honor and recognize the sacrifices made by the brave men and women for our freedom.
“Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them."
– Franklin D. Roosevelt
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"Already stretched thin" is a catastrophic understatement and, sadly, it was happening long before the pandemic hit; the .@ASCAtweets recommends a 250-1 ratio of students to school counselors, yet too many of our states are failing in achieving that...
schoolcounselor.org/getmedia…
School counselors already stretched thin by pandemic-related crises say the Buffalo shooting, carried out by a gunman once flagged for making a threat at school, highlights their concerns about missing signs of potential violence. apne.ws/hDNXrav
Fine, I'll say it again...
If you modify your car so it sounds like sitting on a whoopee cushion with a kazoo stuck in the end, you're only advertising your own foolishness.
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We are doing best by our students when we take care of teachers. As someone once said, "the teacher's working environment is the student's learning environment".
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Last night I just had enough. I’m sick and tired of transgender kids getting bullied. So I went to the Senate floor to call out the adults who relentlessly and shamelessly target these kids.
I hope you’ll watch this.
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"Teachers are not just teaching through a pandemic. Teachers are teaching through their own trauma. They are teaching through their own loss. They are teaching through their own anxiety and depression. And teachers do this every day...global pandemic or not."
🎙Maddie Fairchild
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Hey all!! Just found out I’m woke… all this time
I just thought I was good at history.
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BFD to put Florida back under federal preclearance for its intentionally discriminatory voting rules, but good chance for reversal of this case on appeal.
#ELB: Breaking: Federal District Court Strikes Down Restrictive Florida Voting Rules, Imposes Requirement That Florida Submit Certain Voting Changes to Court for Preclearance Under Section 3(c) of Voting Rights Act Upon Finding of Intentional electionlawblog.org/?p=12854…
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#OnThisDay in 1834, the U.S. Senate censured President Andrew Jackson in the first censure motion against a sitting president that had questionable roots but important political overtones.
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