Woman living in Minneapolis, MN
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Me and my sign at the first Renee Good protest last January. A Rochester news outlet featured the pic in an article! Thinking about sending it to my relatives as a Christmas card this year.
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🚨NEW: Democrat Scott Colom has won the Mississippi U.S. Senate race, defeating GOP incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith. He is the first African American to represent Mississippi in 145 years.
RETWEET to congratulate Senator-elect Colom on making history!
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Republicans threatened to interfere with the election.
Democrats prepared. Election lawyers fought back. Tens of thousands of poll watchers stood guard.
And Americans made their voices heard.
Our democracy is stronger than any politician who tries to undermine it.
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Women are taking Zyrtec and Pepcid together and saying their ADHD symptoms are suddenly manageable.
Most people think this is about allergies.
The gut tells a different story.
And if nothing has worked for you, you need to read this now.. 1//5
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More people who grow out of substance abuse disorder and can responsibly use other substances in future than get sober and maintain longterm sobriety through AA
Addiction is certainly not a “disease,” it’s a set of compulsive behaviors w varying causes in different people
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Addiction is a habit that can be broken. Not a "disease" or "allergy" like they say in AA. . . I was an addict , i don't need to identify as an addict for life. . Honestly that's like not at all a good way to frame yourself from a psychological standpoint
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The outpouring of attacks on Talarico come because it threatens a worldview that many people have taken for granted as Godly. His goodness contradicts all the evil that Christians do in Jesus name, he must be defeated to protect their god, which is their theology, and not God.
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Highway 610 is now the Hortman Memorial Highway, a fitting tribute to Speaker Melissa Hortman, who fought for this project and helped secure its funding. We will never forget all that Melissa and Mark did for Minnesota.
