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Miguel D. Ramirez

@860mig123

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Professor of Economics, Emeritus, at Trinity College, Hartford, CT; art and music lover, avid runner, traveler, and supporter of progressive causes.

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Diego Rivera

@artistrivera

3 months ago

The Architect, Jesus T. Acevedo

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The Trump regime just killed a rule protecting millions of acres of western Arctic lands from fossil fuel drilling. It’s yet another giveaway to Big Oil — which spent $450 million backing Trump and Republicans and lobbying Congress last year. Watch:

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Really American 🇺🇸

@reallyamerican1

3 months ago

BREAKING: Harold Ford Jr. makes MAGA heads explode when he drops a truth bomb: Trump's new plan to lower tariffs is "an admission that tariffs were a price increase." The truth is breaking through on Fox News.

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PatriotTakes 🇺🇸

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3 months ago

Marjorie Taylor Greene describes the Trump economy: “My kids’ generation, the 20-year-olds, they can’t afford rent. They can’t buy a house. They can’t afford insurance. They can’t afford bills, and they are losing hope for the future in America.”

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Miguel D. Ramirez

@860mig123

3 months ago

Bobby Caldwell ~ What You Won't Do For Love 1978 Jazz Funk Purrfection V... youtu.be/hJbUG_U25uk?si… via YouTube

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Mark Zandi

@markzandi

3 months ago

The stock market appears overvalued by any tried-and-true measure of valuation. It seems downright frothy when compared with real estate, both single-family and commercial real estate. Stock prices have increased by a scorching over 9% per annum since 2003, the last time the