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Words & Deeds

Doug Porter, Jim Miller

A San Diego-based writer keeping up with the progress in progressive politics

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

On the State of Protests in San Diego and the US

The State of the Union speeches are over, and President Trump’s contribution was so fluffy and full of performative nonsense that Vice President Vance was observed fighting off sleep at one point.

6 days ago
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Nationwide Resistance to ICE Concentration Camps

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency is searching nationwide for warehouse facilities that can be converted to what they call detention centers and what I call concentration camps. Citizen and local government entities are o...

7 days ago
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Part 2-Twenty-first Century USA Concentration Camps: The What and Where

What you see in the graphic above are the first floor plans for an ICE facility in Social Circle, Georgia, population 5,000. The most striking part (to me, anyway) are the rows upon rows of dots indicating beds. This facility, according to ...

8 days ago
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San Diego in the Time of Fascism: A Few Thoughts

Sometimes when you survey the local news or scroll through social media, the picture you get can be depressing. You see things about ongoing vicious, petty political spats and read editorials on how the city must live within its means and s...

8 days ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Doug Porter

    Writer, Progressive Political Activist. San Diego elections are a thing for me, but I cover a lot of things. I lost my vocal chords to cancer, keyboard is my voice. #BLM

  • Jim Miller

    Jim Miller is a writer and columnist for Words and Deeds, among other publications.

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