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  • Tulsi endorsing Biden doesn’t make sense (2/24)

    The other day Tulsi endorsed Joe Biden. She emphasized how she knows Biden and his wife, and she also talked about how she was friends with Joe’s son Beau. She went on to endorse Joe Biden. This does not make a lot of sense for multiple reasons. Biden has supported international policy that she has…

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  • Being friendly with those accused of war crimes (2/24)

    Many of these ideas come from the research of Historian Howard Zinn  In December 1989, The United States invaded Panama because they were unhappy with the defiance of General Manuel Noreiga. Vice President George Bush and President Ronald Reagan had overlooked Noreiga’s corruption and authoritarianism because he had worked with the CIA. He had originally…

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  • Cocal Cola Training (2/24)

    The idea that white people should try to be less white is absurd. It is being pushed by scholar activists who are changing definitions of words. These types of ideas will not benefit wider society. They are divisive and will lead to long-term conflict.

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  • Summary of the book Psychology of Wealth (2/22)

    The Psychology of Wealth by Dr. Charles Richards is a book that explores how people think about money, wealth, and success, emphasizing that wealth is not just about financial gain, but also about living a fulfilled life. Richards blends psychological insights, personal development principles, and financial wisdom to explain how our mindset and emotions impact…

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  • Social Classes of early Colonial Americans (2/22)

    In early Colonial America, there were several social classes: Here’s what daily life was like for each social class in early Colonial America:

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  • Women in Colonial America (2/22)

    In early Colonial America, women and children had different experiences depending on their social class. Women: Children: In general, childhood and daily life revolved around work, survival, and preparing for adulthood. However, the amount of work, education, and opportunities differed greatly based on social class. Here’s an artistic depiction of women in early Colonial America,…

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  • Bombing of Dresden (2/22)

    The bombing of Dresden was one of the most controversial air raids of World War II. It took place from February 13 to 15, 1945, when Allied forces, primarily the British Royal Air Force (RAF) and the U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF), launched a massive attack on the city of Dresden, Germany. Key Details: The…

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  • How leaders can help others avoid scams (2/22)

    Good leaders can play a critical role in helping others avoid getting scammed by fostering awareness, promoting education, and cultivating a vigilant and ethical environment. Here are key ways leaders can guide their teams, organizations, or communities to stay safe from scams: 1. Educating About Common Scams and Warning Signs 2. Building a Culture of…

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  • Sons of Wichita (2/22)

    There is often a focus on families such as the Romneys, Trumps, Kennedys, etc. I want to highlight another family that people should understand. The Koch Family. I will argue that they have stealthily had a greater impact on American Political life than any other family of the last one hundred years. Sons of Wichita:…

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  • Key causes of the American Revolution (2/22)

    The American Revolution happened because the American colonies wanted to be free from British rule. Here are some key causes: These events helped unite the colonies and led them to declare independence from Britain in 1776. The American Revolution eventually won them freedom and the chance to build their own country.

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The other day Tulsi endorsed Joe Biden. She emphasized how she knows Biden and his wife, and she also talked about how she was friends with Joe’s son Beau. She went on to endorse Joe Biden. This does not make a lot of sense for multiple reasons. Biden has supported international policy that she has been opposed to. 

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Biden supported the repeal of glass steagall, the Iraq war, the extension of the Patriot act. Tulsi has vehemently denied the extension of the Patiot Act. She has spoken out about regime change wars and the actions of the United States in the Middle East. The website https://www.tulsigabbard.org/tulsi-gabbard-on-civil-liberties shows her position on different pieces of legislatio that are related to the Patriot Act. She also pushed for the implementation of a 21st century Glass Stegall. She claimed to be against the Iraq War even though she enlisted after it. 

The fact that she endorsed Joe Biden indicates that policy is not the most important thing to her. She could have dropped out weeks ago when it really counted and endorsed Bernie. The rumors circulating that Bernie refused her endorsement do not make a lot of sense. What proof is there of this? Even if he said he refused her endorsement she could have publicly dropped out and stated that she supported his policy proposals. 

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