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Michael MolineDecember 19, 2016

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The chants, the hymns, and the placards persuaded exactly zero Donald Trump Electoral College delegates to vote for anyone else in Tallahassee Monday. Even so, organizers of a protest in the rotunda of Florida’s Capitol considered their efforts a success. “Two-hundred and fifty people came out,” said Maxwell Frost, of Democracy Spring in Orlando. “We […]

Phil AmmannApril 1, 2016

I don’t know if it will be cold or raining, and I’m not sure how many people will be there, but I know I won’t be alone. On the morning of April 2, I’ll be in Philadelphia, more specifically, at the Liberty Bell, preparing for the first leg of a 140-mile walk to the nation’s […]

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