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(((Cindy Weinstein)))

This brought to you by the people who claim the mantle of freedom: “Some will say I’m calling America a Christian nation. And so I am. Some will say I’m advocating Christian nationalism. And so I do. My question is – is there any other kind worth having?”

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The New Civil Rights Movement · Josh Hawley: 'I'm Advocating Christian Nationalism'U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) declared Monday he is advocating for Christian nationalism, a far-right ideology that claims there is no separation of church and state in the Constitution, and promotes as a national religion Christian fundamentalism, a hardline, extremist brand of Christianity at odds with the religious beliefs of many Christians across the country. […]
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(((Cindy Weinstein)))

This article about a nursing home discharging Steven Block, a person with who then becomes homeless, is unbearably sad. It is an accompaniment to the 's very good (and devastating) piece on the deplorable state of communities (even the ones with chandeliers). The , or lack thereof, for our is a .

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'sSyndrome (alcohol-induced dementia -- perhaps the right . Who knows?)

The Washington Post · One day, he was safe in a nursing home. The next, he was homeless.By Christopher Rowland
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