David Finnerty

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If it walks like a pedo, talks like a pedo, it's a fucking pedo.

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Time and again, he’s shown himself to be utterly innumerate.

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The mental gymnastics of this group is dumbfounding.

Release the files because the justice department isn't going to do anything about it.

This administration is the height of corruption

The justice department has been corrupted.

So yeah—if you think questioning your country is unpatriotic, maybe what you’re really feeling isn’t patriotism. It’s nationalism. And those two? They just don’t mix

The truth is: you can’t fix what you refuse to see. And you can’t love something if you’re not willing to make it better.

Patriotism is building the house stronger.

Nationalism is painting over the cracks and pretending they don’t exist.

Nationalism, on the other hand, is blind loyalty. It says “my country is the best, no matter what.” It doesn’t want to hear about the problems. It shuts down anyone who speaks out. It turns love of country into a weapon.

Patriotism is about wanting to make things more fair, more just, and more free for everyone who calls it home. Patriotism isn’t afraid of criticism. In fact, it demands it. That’s how we grow

Patriotism ≠ Nationalism

Let’s get something straight: patriotism and nationalism are not the same thing—and honestly, they don’t even get along.

Patriotism is loving your country because of its values, its people, and the idea that it can always do better. .

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Sixty years ago today, Medicare and Medicaid were signed into law - securing health care for millions and saving countless lives. As GOP politicians try to tear them down, it's up to us to protect and expand these programs for Americans who rely on them today and for future generations.

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