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A ‘New Old Immigrant,’ a Red Pickup and a First Vote at 77
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Podcast: He walked me through the whole thing and insisted I wear my “I voted sticker” on my coat.
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Podcast: He walked me through the whole thing and insisted I wear my “I voted sticker” on my coat.
Just as Bernie’s time was 2016, the time is right for Warren in 2020; 2024 will be too late. Let’s not make the same mistake twice.
Welcome to the final Decoding the Vibe, the first-in-the-nation overview where my intention was and is to “invite you, dear reader, to join me before the rhetoric begins, before the backs straighten, the lights go on. I want you to come with me behind the scenes, watch the mic checks, meet the people who go visit presidential candidates.”
But now we have Tulsi Gabbard!
She doesn’t seem to care about political shenanigans. She is a Democrat because she has always been a Democrat. Her father is a Democrat and served in Congress and Tulsi followed his lead. She wanted to serve the country she loves.
Only a week left to visit the extraordinary exhibition: “The Shakers and the Modern World” at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester (ends Feb 16, 2020).
Many communities had and still have the town contrarian who speaks against any warrant article that raises money.
Tuesday is the primary, which means one thing around here: our friend Chloe Schlagobers, political correspondent for the New York (bleep), will be heading to South Carolina that night.
I muse joyfully today on kindness, on cups of tea shared, on strong women, on voices heard, on speaking the truth.
My husband Tom and I went over Sunday afternoon, through the back roads from Center Harbor, up through Plymouth to Lake Tarleton and over on to Route 302 to Barre, Vt., hopped on I-89 for an exit or two then drove along the beautiful fields and bending river road into Waitsfield and Warren, Vt.