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Words & Deeds

Doug Porter, Jim Miller
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A San Diego-based writer keeping up with the progress in progressive politics

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  • 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

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

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