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New York was a city in which public office was, increasingly, a means to private profit.

Robert A. Caro • The Power Broker

Blistering ending monologue from Bill Maher as he torches LA Mayor Karen Bass 'Nero who fiddled in Ghana as LA burns': "Axios ran a story on how getting the water out of the hydrants in Pacific Palisades was more complicated than it seems. I'm sure it's very complicated. That's why I pay 13% of my income in the state... See more

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Shell is doing a Greg and suing us for over $1 million dollars for peacefully calling on them to pay for the climate damage they're causing around the world. The oil giant is trying to silence us, but we won't back down until they stop drilling and start paying. Stand with us, add your... See more

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US Politics

David Turnbull • 9 cards

Carmen Strand

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Squirrel

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Lifelong creative, insatiably curious & compulsive puzzle solver. My passion = open source intelligence (OSINT). Fascinated with mysteries of the brain & the intersection of technology.

Every journey conceals another journey within its lines… - J Winterson

Politics

Jake Domagalski • 7 cards

The companies also paved back roads, which pleased inhabitants, issuing bonds to finance the repairs. But the bonds covered only 10 to 20 percent of the cost, so companies ended up passing most of the bill on to the county and state, which paid between $8.5 million and $39 million for repairs in 2011 alone.

Eliza Griswold • Amity and Prosperity: One Family and the Fracturing of America

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