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2 days ago | 
laprogressive.com | Robert Koehler |Rob Maurer
Opposition is also political such as the existence of sanctuary cities whose governments refuse to cooperate with ICE, despite the risks they face for doing so. Opposition is also political such as the existence of sanctuary cities whose governments refuse to cooperate with ICE, despite the risks they face for doing so.
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4 days ago | 
thedailyreview.com | Robert Koehler
As Trump and friends claim control over the country, celebrating their war on migrants – “the enemy” of the moment, whom they’ve created and dehumanized – much of America writhes in shock and irony as it looks on. The president who hates criminals is also our criminal-in-chief. But fortunately (for him), he’s above the law! Court rulings don’t apply to him – not when he’s busy keeping America safe from the boogeymen.
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5 days ago | 
smirkingchimp.com | Robert Koehler
As U.S. President Donald Trump and friends claim control over the country, celebrating their war on migrants—“the enemy” of the moment, whom they’ve created and dehumanized—much of America writhes in shock and irony as it looks on. The president who hates criminals is also our criminal-in-chief. But fortunately (for him), he’s above the law! Court rulings don’t apply to him—not when he’s busy keeping America safe from the boogeymen.
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6 days ago | 
commondreams.org | Robert Koehler
As U.S. President Donald Trump and friends claim control over the country, celebrating their war on migrants—“the enemy” of the moment, whom they’ve created and dehumanized—much of America writhes in shock and irony as it looks on. The president who hates criminals is also our criminal-in-chief. But fortunately (for him), he’s above the law! Court rulings don’t apply to him—not when he’s busy keeping America safe from the boogeymen.
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1 week ago | 
tribunecontentagency.com | Robert Koehler
As Trump and friends claim control over the country, celebrating their war on migrants – “the enemy” of the moment, whom they’ve created and dehumanized – much of America writhes in shock and irony as it looks on. The president who hates criminals is also our criminal-in-chief. But fortunately (for him), he’s above the law! Court rulings don’t apply to him – not when he’s busy keeping America safe from the boogeymen.
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1 week ago | 
myclintonnews.com | Robert Koehler
Essay Posted Sunday, May 4, 2025 1:00 am Where would I go? I have loving family in Wisconsin. Should I go there? But I love Chicago – should I stay here? And if I do, should I consider a “senior citizen” place or some other living situation? An apartment” A condo? For some reason this feels beyond me. I haven’t made peace yet with the idea of exiting the last 40 years of my life – surrounded by my books, my file cabinets, the miscellany I may ignore but nonetheless feel connected to. Forty...
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1 week ago | 
athensmessenger.com | Robert Koehler
Forty years. kAm%92E’D 9@H =@?8 x’G6 366? 96C6 — BF:6E=J 3@?5:?8 H:E9 E9:D @=5 9@FD6[ 364@>:?8 :E[ J@F >:89E D2J[ 2D x 4=F?< FA E96 DE2:CD 6G6CJ 52J H:E9 2 4FA @7 4@7766 2?5 A=@A 5@H? :? 7C@?E @7 >J 4@>AFE6C]k^AmkAm|J H:76 2?5 x 925 366? >2CC:65 EH@ J62CD H96? H6 3@F89E E96 A=246] u@C E96 AC6G:@FD J62C H6’5 366? ECJ:?8 F?DF446DD7F==J E@ >2<6 2 323Jj 3FE D96 8@E AC68?2?E >2J36 2 >@?E9 27E6C H6 >@G65 :?] (6 C2:D65 @FC 52F89E6C 96C6[ EC6<<:?8 ;@J7F==J E9C@F89 49:=59@@5 H:E9 96C] (96?
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1 week ago | 
lockportjournal.com | Robert Koehler
Forty years. That’s how long I’ve been here — quietly bonding with this old house, becoming it, you might say, as I clunk up the stairs every day with a cup of coffee and plop down in front of my computer. kAm|J H:76 2?5 x 925 366? >2CC:65 EH@ J62CD H96? H6 3@F89E E96 A=246] u@C E96 AC6G:@FD J62C H6’5 366? ECJ:?8 F?DF446DD7F==J E@ >2<6 2 323Jj 3FE D96 8@E AC68?2?E >2J36 2 >@?E9 27E6C H6 >@G65 :?] (6 C2:D65 @FC 52F89E6C 96C6[ EC6<<:?8 ;@J7F==J E9C@F89 49:=59@@5 H:E9 96C] (96?
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1 week ago | 
counterpunch.org | Robert Koehler
Forty years. That’s how long I’ve been here – quietly bonding with this old house, becoming it, you might say, as I clunk up the stairs every day with a cup of coffee and plop down in front of my computer. My wife and I had been married two years when we bought the place. For the previous year we’d been trying unsuccessfully to make a baby; but she got pregnant maybe a month after we moved in. We raised our daughter here, trekking joyfully through childhood with her.
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2 weeks ago | 
tribunecontentagency.com | Robert Koehler
That’s how long I’ve been here – quietly bonding with this old house, becoming it, you might say, as I clunk up the stairs every day with a cup of coffee and plop down in front of my computer. My wife and I had been married for two years when we bought the place. For the previous year we’d been trying unsuccessfully to make a baby; but she got pregnant maybe a month after we moved in. We raised our daughter here, trekking joyfully through childhood with her.
