TOWN HALL MEETING. U.S. SENATOR ELIZABETH WARREN.

Weymouth Town Hall with Elizabeth Warren

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 · Hosted by Elizabeth Warren

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  Saturday at 11:30 AM - 2 PM 3 days from now · 28–43° Partly Cloudy

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Elizabeth Warren will be hosting a town hall in Weymouth on Saturday, and you are invited! She’ll be talking and answering questions about how she’s holding the Trump Administration accountable and fighting for Massachusetts families in the Senate. This is also a chance to meet our team and learn how you can get in this fight in 2018.

Doors open at 11:30 AM, and the event will begin at 12:30 PM. Please enter the high school through the gym entrance at door 13. Admission is first come, first served. We're sorry, but signs/posters will not be permitted inside the event.

This event is free and open to the public, but please RSVP here: http://elizabethwarren.com/weymouthtownhall2018

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EMILYS LIST- BREAKING: A great night in Texas.

David,

Veronica Escobar and Sylvia Garcia won their primary elections outright. Texas has never sent a Latina to Congress, and they could both be the first.

Our other candidates — Gina Ortiz Jones, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, and Lillian Salerno — are advancing to run-off elections on May 22nd. Their races are top opportunities to turn red House seats blue, and we know our women are the right candidates to defeat Republicans.

All five of these women were running in crowded primaries, so these results are a testament to the strong support of this community.

But we can't rest on our laurels. Gina, Lizzie, and Lillian need your help to win their runoffs. And we still have dozens of other women in competitive primaries across the country.

Let's show them we've still got their backs.

Thanks — and go team!

Emily Cain
Executive Director, EMILY's List

QUICK HITTER: AN ACT OF DESPERATION?

The following is my opinion, based upon Articles and Posts I have published about Donald Trump
since he announced his candidacy for President. Given his past behavior, I offer the following;

THAT DONALD TRUMPS DECISION TO INCREASE IMPORT TAXES ON FOREIGN IMPORTS OF STEEL AND ALUMINUM, MAY BE HIS INITIAL MANEUVER TO FORCE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN PROTECTING HIM FROM POSSIBLE LEGAL AND/OR POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES THAT MAY STEM FROM Special Counsel Robert S. Muellers III  INVESTIGATION AND PROBE. 

Given the amount of Shock and Outrage that the Republcan Party has exhibited since the initial announcement, this "ACTION" was unexpected. With the resignation of Gary Cohn as the White Houses top Economic Advisor, we are left wondering what prompted this decision? 

Has Donald Trump seen the handwriting on the wall, realizing that it may be only a matter of time before the Probe focuses on his knowledge of RUSSIAS INVOLVEMENT IN DETERMINING THE OUTCOME OF THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. So, is DONALD TRUMP warning the GOP THAT HE IS PREPARED TO HURT THEM WHERE IT COUNTS THE MOST: THE WALLETS OF THEIR SUPPORTERS. 

AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIATION- Pacific Division Meeting: The Teaching Hub.

Dear DAVID, If you’re planning to attend the 2018 Pacific Division meeting and haven’t registered yet, make sure to do so before the early bird registration deadline next week—save $50. The Teaching Hub This year’s meeting will feature the Teaching Hub, a two-day series of workshops and sessions that address the teaching of philosophy at all levels. The Teaching Hub, sponsored by the APA and the American Association of Philosophy Teachers, will run from Thursday, March 29, through Friday, March 30. All 2018 Pacific Division meeting registrants are invited to attend. The 2018 Pacific Meeting Teaching Hub will include the following sessions (visit the APA website for the full schedule): Teaching the Intellectual Virtues The Intersections between Philosophy in Schools and Public Philosophy Innovations in Teaching Logic Teaching Philosophy Online Meditations Workshop Walk-In Teaching Consultations: One-on-One Sessions with Expert Teachers Poster Session and Closing Reception Register online now for the 2018 Pacific Division meeting! Early bird registration rates ($125 for APA members, $240 for non-members, and $40 for student members) are available until online registration closes on March 14. Pacific meeting registration will not be available March 15 through March 27. You will be able to register on-site at the meeting; however, on-site registration rates will be $50 higher than early bird registration for all categories. Please note: You’ll save an additional $5 on meeting registration if you opt not to receive a paper copy of the program. The meeting program is available online, and our free meeting app for smartphones and tablets also contains the full program (room locations will be added to the app on the first day of the meeting). Register online now. We look forward to seeing you in San Diego! All the best, Amy E. Ferrer Executive Director