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Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ All my relations. Remembering those who came before us
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and a reminder of survival against cruelty.
survive the journey. Soldiers drove them westward, while graves lined the path.

But in the face of suffering, resilience endured. The Choctaw rebuilt their lives in Oklahoma, carrying their culture and traditions forward.

The Trail of Tears remains one of the darkest chapters in U.S. history,
The Trail of Tears: Choctaw Story

In the 1830s, the Choctaw people were forced to leave their homeland. Thousands walked over 500 miles, enduring hunger, disease, and bitter cold.

This forced march became known as the Trail of Tears. Families carried what little they could, and many didn’t
Washington suppressed the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794. The last time it was used was George H.W. Bush’s defense of Los Angeles during the 1992 riot.."
Out of how many years? Over 250yrs.
The Nation should be so ashamed to have someone as president who doesn't know history or laws. An intelligent ignorance.
There's only been a small few who used
"..The Insurrection Act, or its predecessors, have been invoked 30 times in American history since George

www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
How has the Insurrection Act been used? Battling secession, segregation and riots.
Presidents have invoked this throughout history -- but normally not against the wishes of local leaders except to enforce federal law.
www.usatoday.com
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have long suspected that trump thinks the insurrection act is an instant "i win" cheat code that make his opposition go away
Trump: "I'm allowed as you know as president, like 50% of the presidents have used the Insurrection Act. Everybody agrees you're allowed to use that and there is no more court cases, there is no more anything. We're trying to do it in a nicer manner, but we can always use the Insurrection Act."
That's so wrong. That's a historical landmark
federally funded program. There is no such thing as 50-50
According to articles these won't go into effect until 2030. Maybe.
But gov websites are still blaming Democrats for the shutdown. But also, they're saying funding will be gone by November. So many of us won't get our meager amount in Nov
The cost used to be shared 50-50, but is now shifting to be 75% the states’ responsibility starting in the 2027 fiscal year....."

It sounds like taxpayers would pay twice. Once on the state level and 2nd federal level. This isn't the Income tax. This is a

www.usatoday.com/story/money/...
SNAP benefits face 'insufficient funds' in November if shutdown continues, USDA warns
Some states are warning that funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program may not be available if the government shutdown continues.
www.usatoday.com
This article seems to claim charges on work requirements that have already been in place for years.
But besides this rhetoric is another thing that should give States pause: "Another big part of the bill forces states to shoulder more of the cost of administering SNAP.

thehill.com/homenews/555...
thehill.com
also conflicts with the isolationist, America-First ideology at the center of Trump’s political program, especially at a time when U.S. lawmakers have already been battling over budgetary issues and spending cuts,” Cameron reported...."
quoted in Axios, said: ‘It is very unfortunate that as the U.S. is helping Argentina stabilize its economy they would undermine American farmers and weaken President Trump’s negotiations with China,'” Cameron reported.
“To some the offer of such a significant financial backstop
take American soybean producers’ biggest market???’ wrote Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley. “‘We should use leverage at every turn to help hurting farm economy.
Family farmers should be top of mind in negotiations by representatives of USA.'”

“North Dakota Representative Julie Fedorchak,
Member of Oglala Sioux Tribe making history as part of first all-Native American fire crew
www.kotatv.com/2025/10/17/m...
The artillery rounds were fired over Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton in San Diego County as part of a military demonstration for the Marine Corps' 250th anniversary.
Shrapnel from artillery rounds fired by the U.S. Marine Corps during a celebration in front of Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth detonated prematurely and struck a patrol car, the California Highway Patrol said.

Read more: abcnews.visitlink.me/TJPAgV
Marine Corps shrapnel hit patrol car on California's I-5 freeway during demonstration: CHP
The artillery rounds were fired over Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton in San Diego as part of a military demonstration for the Marine Corps' 250th anniversary.
abcnews.visitlink.me
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TIL about the PETS Act that require including pets in disaster planning and ensures people dont have to abandon their pets during evacuations

States and localities must also account for the needs of pets and service animals in their disaster plans to be eligible for certain federal funding.
their truths and concerns because they don't align with yours?
You sick Asshat. Who talks like that? You can idolize Kirk all you want but it has absolutely nothing to do with why people are speaking out.
What hypocrites!! You're allowed to make comments about people and subjects you know nothing about but others aren't allowed to have the Right to speak
need the help especially after major disaster that left so many homeless.
Alaskan delegations sent a letter urging Donald J. Trump to send help.
Response so far is to revoke Grant? Or just ignoring requests from taxpayers? While he sets his greedy beedy eyes on Alaskan oil fields?

What a Guy
equity and inclusion initiatives, and programs to help communities
facing a disproportionate level of environmental threats..."

Q: Wasteful DEI? What the hell does DEI have to do with strengthening shorelines to help prevent flooding? Or is it because Native Alaskans