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#EndCitizensUnited

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DoomsdaysCW

I was at a protest of one today in #PortlandMaine (not the first time). Unfortunately, I wasn't there on #January20 because I was getting over being sick, but there was a great turnout that day.

And it seems #AugustaMaine had a decent turnout today as well, so that's good.

But even though I was there by myself, most folks who saw me were supportive, a few thanked me, and only one #MAGA-type said that my protest was "Bullshit!" To which I replied, "You'll find out soon enough."

I don't mind being a protest of one, but next time, I plan on bringing some pepper spray just in case, and some cash for unhoused folks - who were way more supportive than some of the well-off passerbys.

A person with white hair, wearing sunglasses, a black mask, and a black hoodie, standing on a street corner in the city. A sign that reads, "End Citizens United" is behind them.
Protest signs in the snow, near a sidewalk. 1. End Citizens United 2. Resist Fascism 3. There are No Jobs on a Dead Planet 4. Climate Change Weather Wheel
Protest signs in the snow, near a sidewalk, at the base of a statue. 1. Water Is Life 2. Climate Change Weather Wheel 4. Black Lives Matter 4. End Citizens United 5. Resist Fascism
#ProtestOfOne#50501Movement#50501Protests
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Gladwyn d’Souza

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Death Penalty Information CenterLegal Analysts Blast Supreme Court Ruling Denying Prisoners Who Were Incompetently Represented in State Courts Access to Federal Courts to Prove Innocence, Constitutional ViolationsSupreme Court has ruled in two Arizona death penalty cases that 1990s amendments to the federal habeas corpus law permit state prisoners who were provided ineffective representation at trial and in post-conviction proceedings to argue that their counsel were ineffective but bar them from presenting…
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