Dear Kantian Philosopher,
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Saturday, February 27, 2021
Philosophical Foundations for digital ethics and AI ethics: a Dignitarian Approach.
Friday, February 26, 2021
BLAST FROM THE PAST, 12/10/2015 : FEATURE ARTICLES. A TRUMP VISION OF THE U.S.?
WHAT ARE THE TRUE GOALS OF A DONALD TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, AND WHAT WILL SUCH POLICIES MEAN TO ALL AMERICANS, NOW, AND IN THE FUTURE?
Thursday, February 25, 2021
BLAST FROM THE PAST: December 16, 2017 THE NEW TAX PLAN: PREDICTING THE FUTURE? LEARN FROM THE PAST.
Let us consider the following;
WOULD BENEFIT ALL OF ITS RESIDENTS.
- HAS A LOW REGARD FOR EDUCATION, ESPECIALLY THE SCIENCES.
- DOES NOT EMPHASIZE PROTECTIONS FOR THE EMPLOYEE, BUT LEAVES
THAT TO THE WHIMS OF THE EMPLOYER.
- TRIES TO ADMINISTER JUSTICE ACCORDING TO THE FAITH AND
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS OF THOSE IN POWER.
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY ABOUT SUCH A POLITICIAN?
NOW, SUPPOSE THAT MEMBER OF CONGRESS HAS SERVED FOR YEARS,
AND THROUGH "SENIORITY" HAS GAINED POWER OVER OTHER MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS, INFLUENCING OR PREVENTING LEGISLATION THAT OTHERS
THINK NECESSARY.
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY ABOUT THAT POLITICIAN?
NOW, AS WE LOOK BACK OVER THIS POLITICIANS CAREER, WE SEE THAT
THE PEOPLE REPRESENTED BY THIS MEMBER OF CONGRESS ARE NOT
MUCH BETTER OFF, (STANDARD OF LIVING, HEALTH, EDUCATION.), THAN
THEY WERE BEFORE THIS "PUBLIC SERVANT" CAME TO WASHINGTON, D.C.
FURTHER, WHEN WE LOOK AT THE PUBLIC RECORD, IT SEEMS THAT LITTLE
WAS DONE, PROPOSED, OR SUPPORTED BY THIS ELECTED OFFICIAL THAT
WOULD ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEMS OF THE CONSTITUENCY.
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY ABOUT THAT POLITICIAN?
POWER TO INFLUENCE THE COURSE OF THE ENTIRE COUNTRY, FREE
TO USE THEIR EXPERTISE FOR THE "GOOD" OF ALL.
WELL...
...WHY DON'T WE TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE WHO AUTHORED THE NEW
REPUBLICAN "TAX PLAN", AND SEE WHO IS IN CHARGE OF DETERMINING
THE ECONOMIC FUTURE OF THE U.S...
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
Two of our endorsed incumbents were impeachment managers. SERVE AMERICA.
David, Despite the failure of Senate Republicans to convict Donald Trump in both of his impeachment trials, there’s no question that the House impeachment managers made us proud as they prosecuted the case against Trump for his obvious crimes. Today, we want to take a minute to tell you more about Representatives Joe Neguse and Jason Crow, two of our endorsed incumbent House Democrats, who served as impeachment managers during the first and second impeachment trials. Congressman Joe Neguse, representing Colorado’s 2nd district, was a House impeachment manager during the second impeachment trial. The son of refugees from Eritrea, Joe’s family’s story, and deeply held belief that people from all walks of life need to speak up and engage in our democracy, motivated him to run for Congress in 2018. He is the first and only African-American elected to serve in Congress in Colorado’s history. He serves as a Vice-Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, a Vice-Chair of the Medicare-for-All Caucus, and was elected by his peers to be the Freshman Co-Representative to Leadership. Prior to being elected to Congress, Joe served as an attorney, civic leader, and public official who spent his career fighting to expand opportunities for families across Colorado. He was the co-founder of Colorado’s largest youth voter registration non-profit, the former leader of Colorado’s consumer protection agency, and a former member of the board of regents at the University of Colorado. Congressman Jason Crow representing Colorado’s 6th district was a House impeachment manager during the first impeachment trial. Jason Crow is a former U.S. Army Ranger who represents Colorado’s 6th District. Jason served three tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan with the storied 82nd Airborne Division and later with the elite 75th Ranger Regiment where he achieved the rank of captain. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his actions leading a combat platoon in Iraq. During rocket attacks in Afghanistan, Jason would use his time in the bunker to study for the LSAT and after his service attended the University of Denver Law School. Since leaving the Army in 2006, Jason has been an outspoken advocate for his fellow veterans in Colorado and across the country. As a member of Congress, Jason is proud to serve on the House Armed Services Committee as well as the Committee on Small Business. Since his election in 2018, Jason has worked to address energy efficiency and climate change at the Department of Defense, improve cybersecurity, and ensure just and equitable treatment for all service members.
Serve America
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