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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Home on the Range
There are a lot of things I like about Missouri, having lived here for almost three years. It’s a pretty state. I live in the foothills of the Ozarks; I like rolling land, I like rock, I like hardwood forests … Continue reading
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Tagged bats, birds, butterflies, cats, dogs, frogs, Jason Smith, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Missouri State Legislature, monarch butterflies, nature, puppy mills, regulations, snakes, ticks, toads
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Dark Ages
One of the first things I did upon turning 16 and getting my driver’s license was to make an appointment at Planned Parenthood for birth control. This is called taking personal responsibility, something those “conservatives” are yakking about all of … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, congress, contraception, Donald Trump, federal funding, libertarians, Mike Pence, Planned Parenthood, state funding
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Hate
We haven’t lived in Missouri very long, and it took me awhile to figure out what congressional district we live in. Unfortunately, we live in the Eighth, and are “represented” by a man named Jason Smith, republican. It’s funny, but … Continue reading
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Tagged closeted gay man, congress, freedom caucus, Jason Smith, Justin Amash, liberals, politics, puppy mills, Republicans
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