Inmaculada Bravo
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One of my two Senators, whom I supported during his first campaign, is Sen. Merkley. Many might not realize that he once worked as a Congressional staff member focusing on nuclear disarmament, and he later served as the majority leader of Democratic state representatives in the Oregon legislature.
March 13, 2025 at 11:22 PM
One of my two Senators, whom I supported during his first campaign, is Sen. Merkley. Many might not realize that he once worked as a Congressional staff member focusing on nuclear disarmament, and he later served as the majority leader of Democratic state representatives in the Oregon legislature.
He has transformed significantly.
it's hard to describe how different he looks by basically every possible measure. his eyes are bright, he's more relaxed, he comes and goes in the apartment as he pleases!
March 13, 2025 at 4:35 PM
He has transformed significantly.
Let's give the oligarchs the Fried Green Tomatoes treatment!
I just hope this reboot of “Let them eat cake” has the same ending. I hate when reboots stray from the source material.
March 8, 2025 at 2:20 AM
Let's give the oligarchs the Fried Green Tomatoes treatment!
Over the past four years, our stocks performed exceptionally well. However, just yesterday, we lost $20k. Now, as we reach 65, we're anxious about retiring. The financial security we once thought would support our travel and plans feels uncertain.
I try not to criticize anybody who broadcasts live -- there's a reason I don't do it -- but of course there never was any such thing as an "EV Mandate."
Rep. Lisa McClain on CNN next to a ticker showing the stock market tanking for the third day this week: "It is going to take some unconventional methods to get us out of the mess we've been in the past four years with the EV mandates, with unfair trade. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone."
March 7, 2025 at 5:41 AM
Over the past four years, our stocks performed exceptionally well. However, just yesterday, we lost $20k. Now, as we reach 65, we're anxious about retiring. The financial security we once thought would support our travel and plans feels uncertain.