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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Bernie Sanders | Donald Trump and GOP Want to Cut Social Security. We Should Expand It Instead.




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Bernie Sanders | Donald Trump and GOP Want to Cut Social Security. We Should Expand It Instead. 
Senator Bernie Sanders. (photo: Greg Nash/Getty Images)
Bernie Sanders, USA TODAY
Sanders writes: "For too long, Congress and the media have ignored the pressing concerns of seniors in our country. At a time when millions of elderly Americans are struggling economically, unable to pay for medicine, food and other basic necessities, a serious discussion about senior needs is long overdue."
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Brett Kavanaugh. (photo: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
Brett Kavanaugh. (photo: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg/Getty Images)


Kavanaugh's College Roommate Releases Statement About New Accuser: 'I Believe Her'
Sarah Nechamkin, The Cut
Nechamkin writes: "On Sunday, Deborah Ramirez came forward in The New Yorker to become the second woman publicly accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault."
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UN Headquarters. (photo: IBINEX News)
UN Headquarters. (photo: IBINEX News)



UN General Assembly Laughs in Trump's Face When He Touts His Administration
The Daily Beast
Excerpt: "When President Trump on Tuesday declared before the United Nations General Assembly that his administration has accomplished more than 'almost any' other administration in U.S. history, the audience of dignitaries and world leaders broke out in audible laughter."
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. (photo: Bryan Cox/Getty Images)
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. (photo: Bryan Cox/Getty Images)

Dozens of Families Separated After Recent Wisconsin ICE Raids
Rebekah Entralgo, ThinkProgress
Entralgo writes: "Immigrant communities across 14 counties in Wisconsin were left reeling after roughly 34 undocumented individuals were swept up in what appeared to be seemingly random raids conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents."
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Houses overlooking Alamo Square in San Francisco. (photo: Sven Haiges/Flickr)
Houses overlooking Alamo Square in San Francisco. (photo: Sven Haiges/Flickr)

Segregation Is Back - and It's Profitable
Meagan Day, Jacobin
Day writes: "A new report from the Urban Displacement Project confirms what anyone who's lived here already knows: rising housing costs are resegregating the Bay Area."
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Sections of the U.S. border wall with Mexico in Nogales, Arizona. A new report documents instances showing the dangers such walls pose to humans and the environment. (photo: Adrees Latif/Reuters)
Sections of the U.S. border wall with Mexico in Nogales, Arizona. A new report documents instances showing the dangers such walls pose to humans and the environment. (photo: Adrees Latif/Reuters)

Border Walls Are Life-Threatening and 'Waste of Tax Dollars,' Report Says
Greta Moran, Grist
Moran writes: "A few weeks after US Customs and Border Protection completed a border wall along Arizona's southern boundary in 2008, a monsoon arrived. Floodwaters rose to 7ft, nearby patrol roads eroded and debris clogged the wall's mesh fencing and grates, turning it into a temporary dam. The water poured over the wall into the port of entry near the Lukeville, Arizona, border, causing millions of dollars in damage."
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Stressed Antarctic mosses turn from green to red as they produce compounds to protect themselves. (photo: University of Wollongong)
Stressed Antarctic mosses turn from green to red as they produce compounds to protect themselves. (photo: University of Wollongong)

Climate Change Kills Antarctica's Ancient Moss Beds
Victoria Gill, BBC
Gill writes: "That is according to a study of the small, ancient and hardy plants - carried out over more than a decade. This revealed that vegetation in East Antarctica is changing rapidly in response to a drying climate."
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