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tomorrowusa · 1 year

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^^^ What a Christmas photo from a DEMOCRATIC official looks like.

That’s Representative-elect Hillary Scholten (D-MI-03) who flipped a seat in Western Michigan last month. Instead of a threatening pose with assault weapons, it’s a relaxed setting featuring her family and friendly-looking dog.

That area was represented by Gerald Ford in the House for over two decades before he became vice president.

Now contrast Hillary Scholten‘s message with that of Donald Trump at his failing “Truth” site. Blessedly, there’s no picture to go along with his vituperative, snarling rant.

Brilliant and clairvoyant? If that were really true he would have foreseen the fallout from his dinner with Nazis.

#christmas photos #democrats #hillary scholten #us house of representatives #mi-03 #michigan #election 2022 #donald trump #vituperative rant

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factcheckdotorg · 2 years

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#mi03 #hillary scholten #john gibbs #michigan #2022 election

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bighermie · 2 years

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ANOTHER lying piece of shit Democrat? Say it ain’t so!

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rhirhidamiengurl666 · 1 year

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The Sexist gotten his ass handled by women voters that he had said that we don't have a right to... Thank you for playing Fuck around and Find out, Vatnik..

#michigan politics #Politics tw

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aeternamente · 2 years

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Just gonna put it out there that my district, MI-03, is pretty darn flippable. This year we're up for a rematch between the candidates from two years ago, and it was pretty close then

but now Michigan has new congressional districts drawn by an independent restricting commission (that we voted for in 2018), so we've got a real chance here!

So if you're angry right now and want a good Democrat to donate to, Hillary Scholten is a good choice!

#i'm angry but i don't have any money to spare

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thefree-online · 1 month

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Congresswoman Hillary Scholten just voted to for a bill that cements genocide as official US policy.

On Friday, 185 Democrats and 101 Republicans voted in favor of H.R. 2882, a $1.2 Trillion spending bill that is 1.012 pages long. A total of 112 Republicans and just 22 Democrats voted against this bill, with most of the Democrats opposing the legislation being from the Progressive Caucus. One of the main reasons why […]Congresswoman Hillary Scholten just voted to for a bill that cements genocide…

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lemonkiwibread · 1 year

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Photos from college members of the American Association of Community Colleges.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro, ranking member on the House Appropriations Committee’s education and labor panel, receives the 2023 National Education Service Award from the Association of Community College Trustees and the American Association of Community Colleges. Connecticut community college leaders, including John Maduko (right of DeLauro), president of Connecticut State Community College, and Manchester Community College CEO Nicole Esposito (left of DeLauro), presented the award to her this week. (Photo: ACCT)

Cuyahoga Community College President Michael Baston visits a warehouse of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, which helps the college keep the student food pantries on its campuses stocked. (Photo: Tri-C)

Firefighters who just finished taking a nine-chapter test at the Shumaker Public Safety Training Center at HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, chat about the experience with each other and HACC President John J. “Ski” Sygielski (right). (Photo: HACC)

Central Ohio Technical College President John Berry takes an icy lake dip as part of the United Way of Fairfield County’s 2023 Polar Plunge. The event raised more than $11,000. (Photo: COTC)

The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) has launched its Senior Leadership Academy, a professional development program designed to promote career advancement within TCSG and its 22 colleges across Georgia. The first cohort of 25 participants recently met at TCSG’s system office for a two-day session. (Photo: TCSG)

Virginia’s Democrat Sens. Tim Kaine (left) and Mark Warner visit Germanna Community College’s James R. Clapper Center for Innovation in Cybersecurity at what is to become its Barbara J. Fried Center. The lawmakers secured $870,000 in federal funding for the center. (Photo: GCC)

Student trustees from College of DuPage (Illinois) and Hudson Valley Community College (New York) shared their community college story — and promoted #CCMonth — during the 2023 National Legislative Summit in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Kim Villanueva/Illinois Community College Trustees Association)

Louis Bass, CEO of RMC, watches as Sarah Serra signs her employment agreement with the healthcare company at Gadsden State Community College’s registered nurse apprenticeship signing ceremony this week. The Alabama college recognized 12 students who signed contracts with three local employers through the program. (Photo: Gadsden State)

Sen. Gary Peters (D-Michigan) and Rep. Hillary Scholten (D-Michigan) toured Grand Rapids Community College’s Tassell MTEC and discussed federal funding for the new GRCC Center for Automation. (Photo: GRCC/Steve Jessmore)

Jefferson Vasquez-Reyes (center left), a student at Montgomery College (MC), was recognized by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (center) during his State of the State address. The son of immigrant parents whose family came to the U.S. from El Salvador, the 18-year-old plans on becoming a doctor. He is joined by MC officials, including President Jermaine Williams (top left). (Photo: MC)

Katie Lynch, Rockland Community College’s officer in charge of academic affairs, visits with New York high school to outline the college’s Automotive Career Exploration (ACE) program, a joint effort between RCC, Ford Motor Company, and Sound Business, Inc. that promotes career opportunities in the automotive industry for underserved high school students. (Photo: RCC)

Read more here https://ccsmart.org/

#community college #workforce resources #workforce training

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ajgulinka · 1 year