60 years ago today on June 11, 1963, President Kennedy addressed the nation on civil rights. He defined the civil rights crisis as moral, as well as constitutional and legal, and announced that he would submit civil rights legislation to Congress. #JFK60
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@ArlVAChamber & Mason invite you to join an evening of discussion at the Arlington County Board Candidate Forum on June 8 from 5:30 - 7 p.m. at Mason Square. This is a FREE event. Opening remarks will be made by @GeorgeMasonBiz's Patrick Soleymani. RSVP @ https://t.co/gOQVGExqqt
@GeorgeMasonU students donated refurbished laptops to APAH residents. "[Senior Judy Yang] hopes the laptops relieves stress for recipients, acknowledging that many struggle to pay for technology." 💻 https://t.co/5hvufhFFAv
Thank you, GMU!
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Kristi Noem knows better. But the prospect of power is intoxicating
Kinzinger fires back after GOP governor attacks Cassidy Hutchinson's credibility - CNN Video https://t.co/aXVjQdUt92
Here’s Liz Cheney’s closing statement in last night’s debate among the Republican candidates for representative from Wyoming.
Watch the whole thing.
(And cf. Edmund Burke, Speech to the Electors of Bristol, Nov. 3, 1774.)
In this line of questioning, Zelensky used comparisons to COVID and WWII when I pressed him with the America First argument that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is no threat to America given the performance of the Russian army inside Ukraine.
‘Senator McConnell, don’t you think it’s strange that you and the devil have never been seen in the same place at the same time?’ — Trevor Noah jokes about Sen. Mitch McConnell while showing off his Australian accent skills at the #WHCD
@mccrummenWaPo This story truly frightens me. Some tyrants invade with troops and bombs. Some slither in like snakes and seize control as in this story, but the result is the same: Democracy dies.