Tam Smith
@thielsmith.bsky.social
Mother of 2, grandmother of 1 Organizer of spaces and systems.
Currently learning home construction.
Not old!
Currently learning home construction.
Not old!
To pass their budget plan, the House GOP voted NOT to protect Medicaid or to extend tax cuts for those making less than $400 thousand/year
But DID vote to retain the ability to ALLOW tax cuts for those making over $1 million/year, over $100 million/year, and over $1 billion/year
But DID vote to retain the ability to ALLOW tax cuts for those making over $1 million/year, over $100 million/year, and over $1 billion/year
February 26, 2025 at 11:38 PM
To pass their budget plan, the House GOP voted NOT to protect Medicaid or to extend tax cuts for those making less than $400 thousand/year
But DID vote to retain the ability to ALLOW tax cuts for those making over $1 million/year, over $100 million/year, and over $1 billion/year
But DID vote to retain the ability to ALLOW tax cuts for those making over $1 million/year, over $100 million/year, and over $1 billion/year
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We the people!
We the people!
Pepsi Commercial HD - We Will Rock You (feat. Britney Spears, Beyonce, Pink & Enrique Iglesias)
YouTube video by GlassworksVFX
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February 9, 2025 at 7:57 PM
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We the people!
We the people!
Reposted by Tam Smith
Trump’s EO “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Government,” led to the removal of 8,000+ pages of public health data from gov’t websites. Jennifer Weiss-Wolf explains that fight for free and open access to life-saving information is well underway.
Public Health Websites Are Going Dark
The health of the body politic—and our bodies—depends on the free flow of information. Here’s how to fight Trump’s censorship
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February 7, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Trump’s EO “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Government,” led to the removal of 8,000+ pages of public health data from gov’t websites. Jennifer Weiss-Wolf explains that fight for free and open access to life-saving information is well underway.