Status Coup on the On-Going National Water Crisis.
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Second Thought covers the impact capitalism had on the East Palestine , while Lee Camp reveals what happened to CDC investigators when they went there.
Remember When "Infrastructure" Was on the American Political Agenda?
Then Biden got elected, Bernie abandoned the issue (in addition to others) and the media told us to be happy because Donald Trump was no longer in the White House or the spotlight. Fast forward to now: the media still can't disconnect from Trump , and American infrastructure is getting worse state -by-state:
John Fetterman Is Sounding Less Like a "Lefty" Everyday.
The Democratic Party member who hopes to be the next Senator for Pennsylvania now says that he's always been for fracking . Which makes him less aware than a comic book character:
Flint's Hopes of Justice May Be Going Down The Drain.
Sadly, it looks like Status Coup's consistent coverage of what's been happening to the people of Flint , Michigan, will not have the desired impact : DETROIT (AP) — Charges against former Gov. Rick Snyder and others in the Flint water scandal must be dismissed after the Michigan Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a judge had no power to issue indictments under a century-old, rarely used law. It’s an astonishing defeat for Attorney General Dana Nessel, who took office in 2019, got rid of a special prosecutor and put together a new team to investigate whether crimes were committed when lead contaminated Flint’s water system in 2014-15. State laws “authorize a judge to investigate, subpoena witnesses, and issue arrest warrants” as a one-person grand jury, the Supreme Court said. “But they do not authorize the judge to issue indictments,” the court said in a 6-0 opinion. The challenge was filed by lawyers for former health director Nick Lyon. But the decision also applies to Sny...
Jeff Bezos is a Captain Planet Villain Who Wants to Start an Interstellar War
This guy spent money (that could have been used to save the planet) on his self-indulgent trip into outer space for barely 11 minutes, and when he literally came back to earth, he had this to say : "We live in it [Earth] and it looks so big. If feels like, you know, this atmosphere is huge and we can disregard it and treat it poorly. When you get up there and you see it, you see how tiny it is and how fragile it is. We need to take all heavy industry, all polluting industry, and move it into space, and keep Earth as this beautiful gem of a planet that is is." Sweet Baby Jesus . On first read, that might sound humble and benevolent. I mean, it's not like the guy owns a company that's a modern-day plantation . But if you were to read that quote again, it sounds like he wants to POLLUTE SPACE in some twisted solution to Climate Change. However: The biggest sources of air pollution range from our modes of transportation to stationary sources that provide people with ...