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Steve Bannon Joins War Against Elon Musk as MAGA Implodes
Donald Trump’s biggest fans are at each other’s throats over immigration, and H-1B visas in particular.newrepublic.com
Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point
A heartbreaking story is currently unfolding that’s sure to have devastating ramifications for years to come. Just moments ago, without any warning, the worst person…
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Former US president Jimmy Carter dies
The Nobel Peace Prize winner was surrounded by his family at his home in Plains, Georgia, the Carter Centre says.
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Is it any wonder that Musk and other billionaires don't want to hire Americans:
Thom Hartmann’s “Why Republicans Fear Critical Thinking, Science, and Equality—and Have Made Being Smart Uncool” explores the GOP’s decades-long campaign against public education, science, and intellectualism. Tracing this trend from Reagan’s cuts to education funding through today’s book bans and attacks on Critical Race Theory, Hartmann argues that Republicans exploit anti-intellectualism to maintain power, privatize schools, and stifle equality. Highlighting the erosion of science-based teaching and the rise of religious fundamentalism in classrooms, he warns that these efforts threaten democracy and deepen social divides. Hartmann calls readers to defend public education, advocate for science, and fight for a smarter, more equitable future.
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Thom Hartmann’s “Why Republicans Fear Critical Thinking, Science, and Equality—and Have Made Being Smart Uncool” explores the GOP’s decades-long campaign against public education, science, and intellectualism. Tracing this trend from Reagan’s cuts to education funding through today’s book bans and attacks on Critical Race Theory, Hartmann argues that Republicans exploit anti-intellectualism to maintain power, privatize schools, and stifle equality. Highlighting the erosion of science-based teaching and the rise of religious fundamentalism in classrooms, he warns that these efforts threaten democracy and deepen social divides. Hartmann calls readers to defend public education, advocate for science, and fight for a smarter, more equitable future.
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Why Republicans Fear Critical Thinking, Science and Equality—and Have Made Being Smart Uncool - Factkeepers.com
Republicans are generally convinced—and surveys show they’re right—that when people have a good, well-rounded education they will vote for Democrats.
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