Lori Ayre
Lori AyreI continue to hope for the best but worry that things could slip off the rails -if they haven't already. I appreciate the comfort that history teaches us about the cycles of progress and the backsliding, but also that generally there is progress.
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What I learned today: March 20, 2026
1. Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss, who is Jewish, won the Democratic nomination for the IL-9 House race proving that one can support Israel but not Netanyahu citing his “core beliefs on Israel which include dignity for the Palestinian people an...
What I learned today: March 10, 2026
1. Trump said he won’t sign any bills until Congress passes a bill that doesn’t exist anywhere but his mind. The SAVE America Act would require everyone registering to vote to show proof of citizenship and would ban most mail-in ballots. Oh...
What I learned today: March 19, 2026
1. SAVE Act and filibuster. Jennifer Rubin makes a good point that Democrats need to maintain future options for modifying the filibuster while opposing the SAVE Act. In other words, don’t treat the filibuster like it is something that must...
What I learned today: March 18, 2026
Here’s some noteworthy items I uncovered in this morning’s reading. I’ll clump all the Iran War stuff together after these in case you are tired of that topic. And who isn’t?
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Exploring my role on this planet through writing. My values are respect and justice for all humans and appreciation for all life on this beautiful planet. I strive to be kind but sometimes I'm too angry to be kind. I'm trying.
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