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WAR ON FREE PRESS?

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While reflecting on the complex and dynamic nature of the United States—how our strength relies on diversity and individualism, but also how this can sometimes lead to fragmentation. There's an undeniable tension in the idea that the country’s chaotic blend of perspectives, identities, and values could either be its downfall or its greatest asset. Diversity, while often challenging to manage, creates a kind of unpredictability that makes it tough to control or dominate the American spirit.

The idea that America is "uncontrollable" is powerful. It speaks to the inherent resilience and independence documented throughout the nation’s history. From the Revolution to civil rights movements and beyond, Americans have often defied authority or resisted conformity. It’s not always smooth or even peaceful, but it’s a persistent force.

The struggle for cohesion can be both a weakness and a strength. The fact that so many people, ideologies, and cultures coexist here creates a nation that's perpetually evolving, and often innovating. A fool who thinks they can control US might be in for a rude awakening.

What are your thoughts on how this mix of strengths and challenges plays out in current times?

FROM US TO ONE

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Welcome to one nation as Senator Bernie Sanders says rapidly becoming an oligarchy run by billionaires out to steal tax dollars.

I have no political affiliation but as an independent voter I am concerned about the land of the free and home of the brave, while the rest of the developed nations of the world enjoy universal healthcare, free education, more paid vacation time than any of us receive… etc. 

ORANGE YOU GLAD?

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Tricky Dick’s resignation then VP Spiro spiraled from office demonstrated how the system can respond in times of crisis.

PEACOCK TURKEY

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Just in time for turkey-day, MSNBC is reportedly watching their ratings crumple following GOP's Election Day’s razor thin victory.

The cable network’s audience keeps shrinking while Fox News is the only cable channel showing post-election growth.

FRIGHTENING WORDS

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Sorry for this dump. I’m old enough to recall that the most frightening words in the English language have now frighteningly evolved.

As I have previously stated, I'm an NPA (No Political Affiliation) I am not a registered Democrat or Republican although I was recruited by the Regan-Bush administration to serve as Division Chief at the US Information Agency's Spanish-language content arm.

TOP 10

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The following are the top ten things that CityImages urges everyone to embrace in our daily lifestyle and to accomplish ASAP.

Kindness is one of those things that, when we actively seek to share it, ripples outward, creating a positive impact far beyond what we might ever see. I love the idea of not just reacting to opportunities for kindness, but creating them by taking the initiative to brighten someone's day or make their load a little lighter.

DEMOCRACY NEEDS US

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VOTING IS DIRECT PARTICIPATION Americans elected 46 presidents. Only one has 91 criminal felony charges and 34 convictions.

GARBAGE MAN

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Every Republican Party leader’s accusation is a confession for the party that loves to call out others with schoolyard memes. 

#DonOld had big trouble opening the door to the garbage truck and had to be helped climbing onto the trash truck.

Did Trump also call Vice President Kamala Harris “absolute garbage” and our great nation of The United States of America a “garbage can” again?

USA BOYCOTTS

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A hundred-thousand national boycott is underway following The LA Times and Washington Post following a decision not to endorse.

After these two bi-coastal newspapers made their ll-faded choices not to endorse Kamala Harris for president, hundreds of thousands of subscribers reportedly decided to cancel their subscriptions, and several prominent columnists resigned in protest, highlighting the papers' internal discord and public backlash just before Election Day.