Please tell me what senator goes home and says, "I got the threshold lowered by 20K!”How is this a win for anyone politically? It’s just pathetic. https://t.co/0xXzP0LYME pic.twitter.com/poIyWs1GDA— Michelangelo Signorile (@MSignorile) March 3, 2021
Warren's wealth tax would cost 100 richest Americans $78 billion https://t.co/dK4J5o1F5F pic.twitter.com/lG15isGpAh
— The Hill (@thehill) March 1, 2021
Breaking: 100 people have $78 billion to spare
The United States will be providing new military aid to Ukraine.In a weird twist, they won't even have to smear any of Joe Biden's political opponents to get it. pic.twitter.com/0cibM96OKO— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) March 2, 2021
I don't need you to do me a favor, though
Joe Manchin's daughter screwed everyone who uses an EpiPen. @NeeraTanden criticized her. Today, Manchin got his revenge. by @aravosis https://t.co/gqJK2BZqvB
— John Aravosis 🇺🇸🇬🇷🏳️🌈 (@aravosis) March 3, 2021
Joe Manchin's daughter raised EpiPen prices over 400%. Neera Tanden criticized her. So Manchin killed Tanden’s nomination to be OMB Director. You do the math.
RIP Geoffrey Scott, so sexy on "Dynasty." In his interviews about "Dark Shadows," he got very candid about his acting abilities: https://t.co/QQdCRUqpzW pic.twitter.com/hJ9RI4W1T1
— Matthew Rettenmund (@mattrett) March 3, 2021
Actor Geoffrey Scott dies at 79
Debbie Harry, quite possibly the most iconic woman in music, doesn’t know she’s an icon. https://t.co/dUvTMNotAR
— Kenneth M. Walsh (@kenneth212) March 3, 2021
Spin magazine talks to the blonde in Blondie about her upcoming tour, her endless optimism, and why nice girls finish first
Once again, @HadleyFreeman gets it right. Why are U.S. journalists so slow to catch on? #WoodyAllen @MiaFarrow @RonanFarrow @RealDylanFarrow https://t.co/mNBJFSartC
— Robert B. Weide (@BobWeide) March 3, 2021
I am relieved that this propaganda film doesn't seem to be getting that much traction -- everyone in this family sounds awful, really -- but at least there is some balance here
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Thanks to the links to the critiques of the Woody Allen smear campaign - I'd seen the Guardian article, but not the other.
It's not surprising that in an America where millions of people believe the lies of Trump and his cronies, people would also believe the Farrow family smear stories. Religious Americans, especially, are trained to avoid curiosity about factual claims, and to accept stories that fit their beliefs without question. Critical thinking training in schools would help a lot!
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