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Mike Thimmesch

@mike_thimmesch

B2B trade show and marketing consultant. Content marketer, presenter, trainer. Husband, father, biker, reader, traveler.

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Jamie Dupree has been covering the US Congress since 1986 with clarity, context, and no spin. Cox radio just let him go, so he has started a newsletter. Subscribe to it and get the straight facts fast.

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A woman in Alabama whose 28-year-old son died of COVID-19 regrets not getting vaccinated and said his last words were 'this is not a hoax, this is real' news.yahoo.com/woman-alabama-…

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BREAKING: 4 police officers forcibly removed journalist Grant Stern for asking Kevin McCarthy a question—why he opposed the bipartisan Jan 6th Commission. This is outrageous and shouldn’t happen in America. This is what fascists do. Let’s make this viral.

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Although you may have heard anecdotes about breakthrough cases, let’s keep in mind that the plural of anecdote is not data. Our data shows that, among fully vaccinated New Yorkers, only 0.33% were infected, 0.02% were hospitalized, and only 0.003% died.

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The GOP love to campaign on being “tough on crime.” But here’s the truth -- their policies don’t work. 8 of the 10 states with the highest murder rates are red. Murder rates were 40% higher in red states than blue. Gun deaths are almost 2x as high in red states.

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Inflation rates around the world: Turkey: 83.45% Argentina: 83% Netherlands: 14.5% Russia: 13.7% UK: 10.1% Germany: 10% Europe: 9.9% Spain: 8.9% Italy: 8.9% Mexico: 8.7% United States: 8.2% (per TRADING ECONOMICS)

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Corporate profits only accounted for roughly 11% of price growth from 1979 to 2019. Today, record corporate profits account for 53.9% of price increases. Folks, corporate greed is driving inflation, not workers asking for better wages.

Corporate profits only accounted for roughly 11% of price growth from 1979 to 2019. 

Today, record corporate profits account for 53.9% of price increases. 

Folks, corporate greed is driving inflation, not workers asking for better wages.